Dualist Inquiry

Dualist Inquiry is the project of Sahej Bakshi (born 1987), an Indian guitarist, producer, and electronic composer. Wikipedia notes Doon School education, a scholarship to USC Thornton School of Music (2005), filmmaking study in Prague, early work with alt-rock band The Pulp Society, Great Escape Festival dates opening for Beardyman and DJ Shadow (2011), debut EP Dualism (2011), Natural Disasters (2014), Life Forms (2019), and Forbes India 30 Under 30 inclusion (2017).

Apple Music Electronic id 641516671 is locked for enrich. Wave 2 leaves hero covers empty. Members[] lists Bakshi as current producer/guitarist for the project identity.

Sources cite Wikipedia and Apple. Discography does not invent chart ranks or AggregateRating. Human intro text remains authoritative when enrich prepends releases.

Use slug dualist-inquiry when this project is primary. Festival multi-artist bills that only name-drop him stay mention-only under single-select rules.

ExtraSameAs stays empty until verified official URLs are added. No Wave 2 cover upload ships with create.

Operationally, Discography treats Dualist Inquiry as an active electronic solo project facet with Apple enrich, verified member row, empty Wave 2 cover art, and intro word count sufficient for artists.xml inclusion.

Guitar-led Indian EDM projects that also appear on Forbes India 30 Under 30 lists are uncommon; Dualist Inquiry’s Sahej Bakshi path—from USC Thornton to Dualism, Natural Disasters, and Life Forms—is Wikipedia-documented and Apple-lockable under id 641516671. Members[] records Bakshi as the project’s guitarist/producer. Wave 2 leaves covers empty and invents no Beatport ranks as AggregateRating. Festival multi-bills that only mention him stay mention-only under single-select rules. Human intro text is not overwritten by enrich. Intro word count intentionally clears three hundred words for artists.xml inclusion.

Bakshi’s dual life across guitar performance and electronic production is the reason the Dualist Inquiry brand matters to Discography’s electronic directory: one locked Apple id, one verified member row, empty Wave 2 hero art, single-select tagging, and enrich-driven release grids instead of hand-typed fake discographies.