Reble
Daiaphi Lamare, known professionally as Reble, is an Indian rapper and songwriter, hailing from Meghalaya, India. Her music blends hip-hop with elements from trap, hardcore, alternative, and R&B. Magazines such as Femina, Elle India, and Rolling Stone India have featured her work, noting its bold lyricism. In 2021, Vogue India named her among eight emerging Indian women in hip-hop. Her single "Talk of the Town" was also featured in Rolling Stone India on their "The Best Indian Independent Singles of 2022" list.
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View discography →In 2025, she completed her civil engineering course from Visvesvaraya Technological University in Bengaluru.
In 2025, she completed her civil engineering course from Visvesvaraya Technological University in Bengaluru.
In 2025, she completed her civil engineering course from Visvesvaraya Technological University in Bengaluru.
In 2025, she completed her civil engineering course from Visvesvaraya Technological University in Bengaluru.
In April 2025, she was included on the second edition of Rolling Stone India's "Future of Music" list
In April 2025, she was included on the second edition of Rolling Stone India's "Future of Music" list. In August, she contributed to her first film soundtrack in a Malayalam film, Lokah Chapter 1: Chandra. In an interview with Mathrubhumi, she expressed her desire to return to Malayalam film industry, stating, "I had the nicest people there, and Kochi felt like a different country". She described her experience to work with Jakes Bejoy as "amazing" and credited Bejoy as someone who gave her the freedom to understand the character in the film.
In April 2025, she was included on the second edition of Rolling Stone India's "Future of Music" list
In April 2025, she was included on the second edition of Rolling Stone India's "Future of Music" list. In August, she contributed to her first film soundtrack in a Malayalam film, Lokah Chapter 1: Chandra. In an interview with Mathrubhumi, she expressed her desire to return to Malayalam film industry, stating, "I had the nicest people there, and Kochi felt like a different country". She described her experience to work with Jakes Bejoy as "amazing" and credited Bejoy as someone who gave her the freedom to understand the character in the film.
In October 2025, Reble released her single "New Riot", produced by Parimal Shais and guitarist Krishna M Sujith
In October 2025, Reble released her single "New Riot", produced by Parimal Shais and guitarist Krishna M Sujith. It was released via the record label Homegrown Music, in collaboration with Atlantic Records. The song was described as a gritty blend of distorted synths and raw, unfiltered emotion with influences from phonk and Memphis rap. She performed the single at the first Indian edition of the hip-hop festival, Rolling Loud, which was held in Kharghar on 23 November. She described it as an anthem of rage, chaos, and release, she told, "Riot means saying, 'Fuck it'. It's about letting the anger and the frustration out. Society requires us to be functional and confined within its norms. But sometimes we just need to be human. Sometimes we need to break apart. Riot is my way of saying I've had enough. It's my rebellion against being normal". In November, she was also featured on the EP, Pursuetist House Vol.1, along with fellow indie artists like Dhanji, Sarah Black, Bharg and tricksingh.
In October 2025, Reble released her single "New Riot", produced by Parimal Shais and guitarist Krishna M Sujith
In October 2025, Reble released her single "New Riot", produced by Parimal Shais and guitarist Krishna M Sujith. It was released via the record label Homegrown Music, in collaboration with Atlantic Records. The song was described as a gritty blend of distorted synths and raw, unfiltered emotion with influences from phonk and Memphis rap. She performed the single at the first Indian edition of the hip-hop festival, Rolling Loud, which was held in Kharghar on 23 November. She described it as an anthem of rage, chaos, and release, she told, "Riot means saying, 'Fuck it'. It's about letting the anger and the frustration out. Society requires us to be functional and confined within its norms. But sometimes we just need to be human. Sometimes we need to break apart. Riot is my way of saying I've had enough. It's my rebellion against being normal". In November, she was also featured on the EP, Pursuetist House Vol.1, along with fellow indie artists like Dhanji, Sarah Black, Bharg and tricksingh.
Reble's popularity grew with her singles like "Terror", "Set It Off", "Only Uparwala Can Judge Me" and "Killswitch – Red
Reble's popularity grew with her singles like "Terror", "Set It Off", "Only Uparwala Can Judge Me" and "Killswitch – Red Bull 64 Bars", which were released during 2024–2025. Throughout 2024, she also appeared in multiple live concerts such as Bacardi NH7 Weekender, and Shillong Cherry Blossom Festival.
Reble's popularity grew with her singles like "Terror", "Set It Off", "Only Uparwala Can Judge Me" and "Killswitch – Red
Reble's popularity grew with her singles like "Terror", "Set It Off", "Only Uparwala Can Judge Me" and "Killswitch – Red Bull 64 Bars", which were released during 2024–2025. Throughout 2024, she also appeared in multiple live concerts such as Bacardi NH7 Weekender, and Shillong Cherry Blossom Festival.
In November 2022, Reble released her debut EP, Entropy
In November 2022, Reble released her debut EP, Entropy. According to Rolling Stone India, Entropy represented a shift from the gritty rap style associated with her earlier works towards a distinctive sound that incorporated melodic elements alongside rap and more introspective themes. The publication noted tracks such as "Changes" written from the perspective of her future self, and "Jane" which introduces an alter ego, as the standout tracks from the EP. The EP was released via Kamani Records and was accompanied by the music video for "Bond Fission". Entropy was her first solo project, and she received sponsorship from the music label Kamani.
In November 2022, Reble released her debut EP, Entropy
In November 2022, Reble released her debut EP, Entropy. According to Rolling Stone India, Entropy represented a shift from the gritty rap style associated with her earlier works towards a distinctive sound that incorporated melodic elements alongside rap and more introspective themes. The publication noted tracks such as "Changes" written from the perspective of her future self, and "Jane" which introduces an alter ego, as the standout tracks from the EP. The EP was released via Kamani Records and was accompanied by the music video for "Bond Fission". Entropy was her first solo project, and she received sponsorship from the music label Kamani.
In August 2021, Vogue India named Reble among eight emerging Indian women in hip-hop
In August 2021, Vogue India named Reble among eight emerging Indian women in hip-hop. Rolling Stone India featured her single "Talk of the Town" on their "The Best Indian Independent Singles of 2022". The track was a collaboration between Kbjj and Reble.
In August 2021, Vogue India named Reble among eight emerging Indian women in hip-hop
In August 2021, Vogue India named Reble among eight emerging Indian women in hip-hop. Rolling Stone India featured her single "Talk of the Town" on their "The Best Indian Independent Singles of 2022". The track was a collaboration between Kbjj and Reble.
In 2019, she chose her stage name, "Reble", which reflected her identification with rebellion
In 2019, she chose her stage name, "Reble", which reflected her identification with rebellion. She explains that, "Reble" was a way for her to separate herself from expectation and associate herself with something different. She describes the beginning of her music career as rather unplanned. At home, she was pushed to do her conventional studies to complete her engineering degree. During those times, she balanced her studies alongside her musical career. She has said that the most challenging moments were when a performance and an examination fell on the same day, she told that she would choose the examination so as not to disappoint her mother.
In 2019, she chose her stage name, "Reble", which reflected her identification with rebellion
In 2019, she chose her stage name, "Reble", which reflected her identification with rebellion. She explains that, "Reble" was a way for her to separate herself from expectation and associate herself with something different. She describes the beginning of her music career as rather unplanned. At home, she was pushed to do her conventional studies to complete her engineering degree. During those times, she balanced her studies alongside her musical career. She has said that the most challenging moments were when a performance and an examination fell on the same day, she told that she would choose the examination so as not to disappoint her mother.
In August 2019, Reble released her debut single "Bad" produced by D-Mon, from the Shillong hip-hop group Khasi Bloodz
In August 2019, Reble released her debut single "Bad" produced by D-Mon, from the Shillong hip-hop group Khasi Bloodz. The song was described as addressing personal and family-related experiences, including difficulties within her family, which she said influenced her decision to take up rap. She also credited D-Mon and Mix And Flow Productions for supporting and mentoring her during her early career. The same year, she released her second single "Believe".
In August 2019, Reble released her debut single "Bad" produced by D-Mon, from the Shillong hip-hop group Khasi Bloodz
In August 2019, Reble released her debut single "Bad" produced by D-Mon, from the Shillong hip-hop group Khasi Bloodz. The song was described as addressing personal and family-related experiences, including difficulties within her family, which she said influenced her decision to take up rap. She also credited D-Mon and Mix And Flow Productions for supporting and mentoring her during her early career. The same year, she released her second single "Believe".
Reble first appeared as "Daya" in 2018, collaborating with a local group, Symphonic Movement
Reble first appeared as "Daya" in 2018, collaborating with a local group, Symphonic Movement. At that time, she didn't want her family to find out that she was doing music. She recalls: "At the time, I didn't want my family to find out that I was doing music, so I decided to change my name. I genuinely thought that if I used a different name, they wouldn't figure it out".
Reble first appeared as "Daya" in 2018, collaborating with a local group, Symphonic Movement
Reble first appeared as "Daya" in 2018, collaborating with a local group, Symphonic Movement. At that time, she didn't want her family to find out that she was doing music. She recalls: "At the time, I didn't want my family to find out that I was doing music, so I decided to change my name. I genuinely thought that if I used a different name, they wouldn't figure it out".
Lamare was first introduced to music when she was 4 or 5 years old, when she heard a melody on a telephone line
Lamare was first introduced to music when she was 4 or 5 years old, when she heard a melody on a telephone line. She started writing lyrics and rapping in 2012 when she was 10 years old, drawing on a range of influences including rock, hip hop and indie music.
Lamare was first introduced to music when she was 4 or 5 years old, when she heard a melody on a telephone line
Lamare was first introduced to music when she was 4 or 5 years old, when she heard a melody on a telephone line. She started writing lyrics and rapping in 2012 when she was 10 years old, drawing on a range of influences including rock, hip hop and indie music.
About Reble
Daiaphi Lamare was born in Nangbah, West Jaintia Hills, Meghalaya. She grew up in an environment shaped by both Khasi and Pnar cultures. She went to an English-medium school, stating it limited her opportunity to formally learn Khasi, despite it being her mother tongue. She grew up across several places in Northeast India, including Guwahati, the Jaintia Hills region of Meghalaya, Bengaluru, and Shillong. Lamare was first introduced to music when she was 4 or 5 years old, when she heard a melody on a telephone line. She started writing lyrics and rapping in 2012 when she was 10 years old, drawing on a range of influences including rock, hip hop and indie music. In 2025, she completed her civil engineering course from Visvesvaraya Technological University in Bengaluru.
Meghalaya, India
Notable facts
Kamani Records, Atlantic Records, Homegrown Music
Released: 25 November 2022
Label: Kamani Records
Formats: Digital download, streaming
Singers from Meghalaya
Indian women singer-songwriters
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Discography
Dhurandhar (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
2 tracks · 2025Dhurandhar (Eclipsa Audio)
1 track · 2026Dhurandhar The Revenge (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
1 track · 2026Discover
Discography at a glance
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Songs on Lyrks3
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SinglesFrequently asked questions
Daiaphi Lamare, known professionally as Reble, is an Indian rapper and songwriter, hailing from Meghalaya, India. Her music blends hip-hop with elements from trap, hardcore, alternative, and R&B. Magazines such as Femina, Elle India, and Rolling Stone India have featured her work, noting its bold lyricism. In 2021, Vogue India named her among eight emerging Indian women in hip-hop. Her single "Talk of the Town" was also featured in Rolling Stone India on their "The Best Indian Independent Singles of 2022" list.
Reble is from Meghalaya, India.
Lyrks has lyrics for 6 songs by Reble.