Seema Farswani is the kind of artist who doesn’t stay in one lane, and honestly, we love that about her. She’s built her reputation crossing genres and languages. Her work has caught the attention of international radio stations, and it’s easy to see why. There’s something genuine in the way she tells stories through her music, something that makes you want to lean in and really listen.
“Sometimes the best gifts are the ones that make us pause, breathe, and remember what we’re grateful for.”
This Christmas, Farswani gave us “Season of Gratitude,” and it’s her very first jazz composition. The track is a reflection on humility, strength, and those little moments we often take for granted. This piece is a thank-you note set to jazz, and it lands perfectly for the season. Farswani takes listeners on a journey through the quieter parts of life, the parts where real growth happens.
The timing couldn’t be better. December is when we all naturally look back at the year, what challenged us, what changed us, and what we’re thankful survived. So here’s your holiday homework: take a moment from the festive rush, pour yourself some hot chocolate, and give “Season of Gratitude” a proper listen.
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