Indian electronic music artists often face a combination of challenges when trying to break into the international scene, including lack of government support, lack of international exposure, and lack of funding.

While collaborating with international artists, performing at international music festivals, and releasing music on international labels are all common opportunities for Indian electronic music artists, getting signed to a major record label is not as common.

Indian electronic music artists often face a combination of challenges when trying to succeed in the Indian market, including lack of mainstream recognition, lack of infrastructure, and lack of funding.

While performing at local music festivals, releasing music on independent labels, and collaborating with Bollywood artists are all common opportunities for Indian electronic music artists in the Indian market, getting signed to a major record label is not as common.

Indian electronic music artists often face a combination of challenges when trying to create a sustainable career, including lack of financial stability, lack of creative freedom, and lack of support from family and friends.

While teaching music production, working as a DJ, and starting their own record label are all common opportunities for Indian electronic music artists trying to create a sustainable career, getting a job in the music industry is not as common.

Indian electronic music artists often face a combination of challenges when trying to create a unique sound, including lack of inspiration, lack of resources, and lack of support from the community.

While experimenting with different genres, collaborating with artists from different backgrounds, and listening to music from different cultures are all common opportunities for Indian electronic music artists trying to create a unique sound, traveling to different countries is not as common.

Indian electronic music artists often face a combination of challenges when trying to promote their music, including lack of access to media outlets, lack of funding, and lack of support from the community.

While using social media, performing at live events, and releasing music videos are all common opportunities for Indian electronic music artists trying to promote their music, getting their music played on radio stations is not as common.

Indian electronic music artists often face a combination of challenges when trying to make a living from their music, including lack of financial stability, lack of creative freedom, and lack of support from the community.

While teaching music production, working as a DJ, and starting their own record label are all common opportunities for Indian electronic music artists trying to make a living from their music, getting a job in the music industry is not as common.

Indian electronic music artists often face a combination of challenges when trying to create a positive impact on society, including lack of awareness, lack of resources, and lack of support from the community.

While using their music to raise awareness for social issues, working with charities and non-profit organizations, and starting their own social enterprise are all common opportunities for Indian electronic music artists trying to create a positive impact on society, getting involved in political activism is not as common.

Indian electronic music artists often face a combination of challenges when trying to create a sustainable future for the genre in India, including lack of government support, lack of infrastructure, and lack of unity within the community.

While working together to create a more supportive community, lobbying the government for more support, and investing in infrastructure and education are all common opportunities for Indian electronic music artists trying to create a sustainable future for the genre in India, collaborating with artists from other genres is not as common.