When was the last time you found it relatively easy to decide which song should go on your Instagram reel? Well, what if we tell you Indian independent artists have made it easy for you. With the idea of 'One Minute Music' doing rounds on Instagram, your reels are going to get another aesthetic addition. Radio City Freedom talks about the evolution of one minute music and the what, why, and whom of the same.

Read on to know which independent artist's song should go on your next Instagram reel.

The concept of one minute music was initated by Instagram to increase the relatability factor. For the generation that's always on the go and looking for something new, the one minute trend made perfect sense, especially when there's new music to elevate your social media feed. Hopping on the bandwagon are the phenomenal Indian independent artists who are creating and making one minute indie songs. These songs not only are a perfect fir for your next Instagram reels, but also will become a personal earworm.

Being one of the first Indian indie musician to make a one minute song, Kabir Kathapalia (popularly known by his stage name OAFF) released a beautiful track called 'Tu Kahaan.' Garnering a huge appreciation from fans and the indie community, Tu Kahaan marked another collaboration between OAFF and indie singer Lothika. Joining the league was another budding indie musician Mayur Sakhare. With his funky track 'Nakhra' and a romantic number 'Sang Ve', both his songs were highly trending.

Another addition to the list is the Durr singer Kamakshi Khanna. Collaborating with music composer Sameer Rahat, Khanna released a soothing track titled 'Naya.' The song speaks about moving on and letting go. All these one minute tracks are not just perfect to hop on to the one minute trend but should be on your indie playlist as well.

There are many such Indian indie artists who have walked along with the trend and created some delightful music. So, which one minute song by these phenomenal artists will make it to your next Instagram reel?