Euphoria Albums: Dhoom, Phir Dhoom, DHOOMSDAY and More

Every Euphoria album on Apple Music India, from Dhoom and Phir Dhoom to Sale (2021) and DHOOMSDAY (2026), with tracklists, dates and where to start.

Euphoria are one of the bands that made Hindi rock a mainstream sound in India. Led by singer and songwriter Palash Sen, the Delhi band broke through in the late 1990s with Dhoom, and songs like "Dhoom Pichuck" and "Maaeri" made them a fixture of Indian pop-rock radio and TV. They have kept releasing music ever since, all the way to a new album in 2026. This guide lists every Euphoria album on Apple Music India, in order, with tracklists and dates.

How we checked. All dates and track counts come from Apple Music India (iTunes catalogue, country IN), checked on 28 October 2026. Apple sometimes shows the same album twice, or shows the year an album was uploaded instead of when it first came out; we point this out where it matters. Only released music is covered. Albums that are missing from Apple Music India are not named or dated here.

Quick answer: Euphoria albums on Apple Music India

Dhoom – 10 tracks (1998)
Phir Dhoom – 12 tracks (2000)
Euphoria – 11 tracks (30 November 2005, Saregama)
ITEM – 10 tracks (11 October 2011)
Sharnaagat – 7 tracks (Apple date 29 June 2021; songs dated 2012)
Sale – 7 tracks (14 September 2021)
DHOOMSDAY – 9 tracks (19 August 2026)

The albums, in order

Dhoom (1998, 10 tracks). The debut that started it all. Apple Music India carries two editions with the same ten songs; one is dated 1 October 1998 and the other 1 October 1988 (the band's own ℗ line also reads 1988), but the song dates on both point to 1998. The tracklist is "Sha Na Na", "Dhoom Pichuck" with Shubha Mudgal, "Tum", "Hind Rock N Roll", "Aamne Saamne", "Kyun Judaa", "Body Love", "Tumse Pyaar", "Maa" and "Dilli". "Dhoom Pichuck" is the song that made Euphoria famous, and "Maa" remains one of their most loved. Start with: "Dhoom Pichuck".

Phir Dhoom (2000, 12 tracks). The follow-up, dated 1 January 2000 on Apple (a second edition dated February 2020 has the same songs). This is the album with "Maaeri", one of the best-known Indian rock-pop songs of its time. Other tracks include "Phir Dhoom (Kaise Bhoolegi Mera Naam)", "Hum (Rok Sako Toh Rok Lo)", "Satyameva Jayate", "Aao Na", "Aasaan", "Gham E Rooh", "Ek", "Mujhse Kaha Na Gaya", "New Millenium", "Pyaar Hi Thha" and "Me and You". Start with: "Maaeri".

Euphoria (30 November 2005, 11 tracks). A self-titled album released through Saregama. It opens with "Rikis Solo", an instrumental, and moves through "Mehfuz", "Bewafaa", "Roshni", "Dil", "Rab Jaane", "Savera", "Doha", "Kynas" and the Punjabi-flavoured "Ki Farak Painda". It is a more mature, varied record than the first two. Start with: "Mehfuz".

ITEM (11 October 2011, 10 tracks). Apple dates the album to 11 October 2011. It includes "C U Later" and "Kabootar", both of which also appear as separate singles on Apple, plus "Ram Ali", "Sajnaa", "Mere Dost Mere Bhai", "Gumsum", "Mujhe Jeene Do", "Dukeli", "Akela" and the title track. Start with: "Kabootar".

Sharnaagat (7 tracks). A devotional album: "Sharnaagat", "Prabhuji", "Tumse Tumhin Ko Maangun", "Prabhu", "Mere Ram", "Bolo Om" and "Sheranvaali Maa". Apple lists the album on 29 June 2021, but every song is dated 20 November 2012, so this looks like a later upload of an older record. It shows a quieter, spiritual side of the band. Start with: "Sharnaagat".

Sale (14 September 2021, 7 tracks). The first new Euphoria album in about a decade. It mixes the title song with "Saahiba", "Baavra" (with Kyna Sen), the folk classic "Kesariya Baalmaa", "Khwaamkhaa", "Saajna" (with Dino James) and "I Like It (Like It)". It is light, warm and very much a Palash Sen record. Start with: "Saahiba".

DHOOMSDAY (19 August 2026, 9 tracks). The newest Euphoria album, and a clear nod to the band's debut in its name. The tracklist is "Dhoomsday", "Koi Naa", "Tumse Mohabbat Hai", "Tu Bewafa", "Ee Swapnangal (Dream Song)", "Winner", "Manmaani", "Jobaab Dao" and "Aapki Duaa". It shows a band more than 25 years into its recording life still making full albums. Start with: "Dhoomsday".

Singles between albums

Euphoria have released many singles on Apple Music India, especially since 2016. Some highlights: "Halla Bol" (21 June 2016), "Jiya Jaye Na" with Shreya Ghoshal (19 September 2017), "Alvida" (25 April 2018), "Iktarfa" (30 August 2018), "Saajna" with Akriti Kakar (22 May 2019), "Vande Mataram" (14 August 2019), "Ladaaii" (17 August 2020), "I Feel Like" with Prakruti Mishra (19 March 2024), "Hoon Akela" (14 November 2024), "Vo Pyaar Na Thha" (9 December 2025) and "Marhaba" (7 April 2026).

Where Euphoria fit

Euphoria sit between the 90s Indipop boom and the Indian rock scene. They were never an underground band, but they wrote their own songs, played as a real band and helped prove that Hindi rock could reach millions. If you like them, read our 90s Indipop artists, 90s Indipop songs, 90s Indian rock bands and legendary Indian rock bands guides. The band's page is at Euphoria on Discography.