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Some Lesser Known Facts About Reble

• Reble is an Indian rapper and songwriter who hails from Meghalaya in Northeast India. She is one of the few rappers in Northeast India.

• She grew up in an environment shaped by both Khasi and Pnar cultures. In an interview, she revealed that she studied in an English-medium school, which limited her opportunity to formally learn Khasi, despite it being her mother tongue.

• As a child, Reble grew up across several places in Northeast India, including Guwahati, the Jaintia Hills region of Meghalaya, Bengaluru, and Shillong.

• In an interview, Reble said that when she was 4 years old, she was first introduced to music.

• In 2012, when she was 12 years old, she started writing lyrics and rapping.

• In 2018, Reble collaborated with a local music group and appeared as “Daya.” At that time, she didn’t want her family to find out that she was doing music, so she chose that name. In an interview, she revealed that,

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.”

• In 2019, she chose her stage name “Reble.” In an interview, she revealed why she chose this name. She said,

I always hated being told what to do, that’s it. I was just a kid, but rap was my outlet; hip-hop was my outlet; music in general was my outlet. I needed something for myself because I felt like I never fit in, and I didn’t have much. When I discovered music and when I discovered hip-hop, I felt like I finally had something.

• In an interview, Reble mentioned that at her home, she was forced to complete her engineering degree. She added that sometimes challenging situations came for her, when a music performance and an examination fell on the same day, she said that she would choose the examination because she did not want to disappoint her mother.

• In August 2019, Reble released her debut single “Bad,” which was produced by D-Mon from the Shillong hip-hop group Khasi Bloodz. In an interview, she explained that the song draws on her personal experiences and family challenges, which influenced her decision to pursue a rap career. That same year, she also released her second single, “Believe.”

• In 2021, Vogue India named Reble among eight emerging Indian women in hip-hop.

• In the same year, Rolling Stone India featured her single “Talk of the Town” on their “The Best Indian Independent Singles of 2022”.

• In November 2022, she released her debut EP, titled Entropy. This was also her solo project. For the EP, she received sponsorship from the music label Kamani.

• Between 2024 and 2025, Reble’s popularity grew with her singles, including Terror, Set It Off, Only Uparwala Can Judge Me, and Killswitch – Red Bull 64 Bars.

• During that time, she also appeared in multiple live concerts, such as Bacardi NH7 Weekender and Shillong Cherry Blossom Festival.
  

  Reble, during a live music concert

• In April 2025, she debuted her first film soundtrack in a Malayalam film, Lokah Chapter 1: Chandra (2025).

• In December 2025, Reble gained recognition through her songs in the Bollywood film Dhurandhar. After the success of her songs, in an interview, she shared,

Dhurandhar was a very special project for me because it was my first time doing something within the Bollywood industry. It wasn’t planned at all — it honestly came together at the last moment. Everything just happened very organically.”

• In February 2026, Reble was featured in GQ India, an Indian edition of the American monthly men’s magazine.
  

  Reble, featured in the GQ India February 2026 edition

• In March 2026, she was also behind the soundtracks, Aari Aari and Main Aur Tu, in the sequel Dhurandhar: The Revenge.

• She considered American rapper Eminem as her biggest idol. She added that she grew up listening to his music. Among Indian artists, she admires rappers Hanumankind, Chaar Diwaari, and Yashraj.

• In an interview, Reble said she wanted to inspire women to enter the Indian rap scene.

• In the music industry, her music has been labelled as hip-hop with elements from trap, hardcore, alternative, and R&B. The lyrics of her rap are described as edgy. Femina magazine featured her music for its bold lyricism and cultural clarity that amplifies the voices of Northeast India.