Tejas Menon is a Mumbai singer, songwriter and guitarist who releases music as Tejas. He writes English pop with rock dynamics, and he has been doing it for more than a decade: a debut EP in 2014, two albums, an EP written after his father's death, and in October 2026 the rock single "Ribcage". We reviewed that single separately: Tejas — Ribcage review. This guide covers the whole catalogue.

Titles, dates, track counts and tracklists come from Apple Music India (artist id 1252755971), checked on 28 October 2026. Apple search for "Tejas" also returns unrelated artists, so we matched releases by artist ID. Biography comes from our review and the artist page. We don't quote stream counts.

The records at a glance

  • Small Victories — EP, 5 tracks, November 2014
  • Make It Happen — album, 10 tracks, 22 September 2017
  • Outlast — album, 7 tracks, 3 June 2021
  • Museum — EP, 4 tracks, 3 April 2024
  • Small Victories (10th Anniversary Edition) — 8 tracks, 15 November 2024
  • Ribcage — single, 2 tracks, 2 October 2026

Standalone singles: "Evidence!" (2015), "Falling Out (Acoustic Version)" (2018), "River" with Famli (2019), "Ruby (Remastered)" (2020), "As I'm Getting Older" (2022), "Some Kind Of Nothing" (2023), "Ruby (Bulli Bainbridge Remix)" (2025) and "What Comes After", also released in a version with Neil Mukherjee (2025). He also features on Arrows' "Wish You the Best" (2022) and Bhrigu Sahni's "If I Could Fly" (2023).

Outside his own catalogue, he has a vocal credit on the Netflix film The Archies, alongside Shankar–Ehsaan–Loy, Javed Akhtar and Ankur Tewari. His regular co-producers and bandmates are Adil Kurwa and Jehangir Jehangir, and he has spoken about playing live with a 12-piece band.

Small Victories (2014)

The debut EP. Five songs:

  1. Brave
  2. Philosophy
  3. Ruby
  4. The Next Best Thing
  5. Until the End

"Ruby" is the one that lasted. He remastered it as a single in 2020, and Bulli Bainbridge remixed it in 2025. The EP held up well enough that he reissued it in 2024 as a 10th-anniversary edition with eight tracks. Start here.

Make It Happen (2017)

The first full album. Ten tracks:

  1. Make It Happen
  2. Come on Love (Give Me a Reason to Want You)
  3. You Want
  4. Kindness
  5. Wine
  6. Foresight (feat. Heather Andrews)
  7. I Can Be the Night
  8. Slow Me Down
  9. Falling Out
  10. Maybe We're Not Enough

The title track came out as the lead single in June 2017. The album is bigger and longer than the EP: four songs pass six minutes, and "Wine" runs nearly seven. "Falling Out" got a separate acoustic version in 2018, which is the best way to hear the song underneath the production.

Outlast (2021)

A shorter, more focused second album. Seven tracks:

  1. Lead
  2. The Bombay Doors
  3. Figure 8
  4. Forget Conversation
  5. Is Anyone Listening?
  6. Story
  7. Outlast

"Lead" and "The Bombay Doors" came out as singles in 2020, and "Down and Out" followed as a standalone single in April 2021. "The Bombay Doors" is the Mumbai song in the catalogue, and the title track closes the album at 6:34.

As I'm Getting Older (2022) and Some Kind Of Nothing (2023)

Two singles between albums. The title of the first says what his later writing is about: growing up, and what stays.

Museum (2024)

Four tracks, written after his father's death:

  1. Exspiravit In Machina
  2. Museum
  3. The Clock
  4. Read Your Mind

It's short, about eleven minutes, and it pulls Indian classical texture into his English pop. Play it back to back with Small Victories: ten years apart, and the difference is the clearest picture of how he has changed as a writer.

What Comes After (2025)

A September 2025 single, released in two versions: solo, and with Neil Mukherjee.

Ribcage (2026)

The latest release, out on 2 October 2026 on Earnest Fool. Two tracks: "Ribcage" (3:28) and "Perchance To Dream" (3:43). Rolling Stone India compared the title track to Foo Fighters. It's the loudest thing he has released, with distorted guitars and a chorus built to be shouted back, but the vocal stays melodic. Read our Ribcage review for the full take.

Where to start

  • First listen: "Ruby" → "Make It Happen" → "Ribcage".
  • Album listener: Make It Happen, then Outlast.
  • The writer's arc: Small Victories, then Museum.

FAQ

Is Tejas the same as Tejas Menon? Yes. Tejas Menon releases music as Tejas.

Where is Tejas from? Mumbai.

What was Tejas's first release? The EP Small Victories (2014).

How many albums has Tejas released? Two: Make It Happen (2017) and Outlast (2021), plus the EPs Small Victories and Museum.

What is Tejas's latest song? "Ribcage" (October 2026).

Related on Discography

Discography is an independent music magazineHow to get coveredRelease music in IndiaIndian indieIndian indie bandsAbout