Ashwin Srinivasan, a renowned Indian composer and sound artist, is credited with introducing ambient music to India in the 1980s.

Indian ambient music often incorporates traditional Indian instruments such as the sitar, tabla, and bansuri, creating a unique fusion of ambient soundscapes and Indian classical music.

Ashwin Srinivasan's "Ragas in a New Age" (1987) is widely regarded as a seminal album in Indian ambient music, blending traditional Indian ragas with electronic soundscapes.

Raga Ambient is a term used to describe the fusion of Indian classical music's melodic structures and rhythmic patterns with ambient music's atmospheric soundscapes.

Karsh Kale, an Indian-American musician, is renowned for his fusion of Indian classical music with electronic and ambient soundscapes, often incorporating field recordings and found sounds.

Improvisation plays a vital role in Indian ambient music, allowing artists to explore and create unique soundscapes in real-time, often influenced by their emotional state and the surrounding environment.

Anoushka Shankar, the daughter of Ravi Shankar, is known for her ambient music compositions that blend Indian classical music with electronic soundscapes, creating a meditative and immersive experience.

Indian ambient music often incorporates mantras and chants, which are sacred utterances or phrases used in meditation and spiritual practices, reflecting the cultural and spiritual traditions of India.

Susheela Raman, an Indian-British singer and composer, is known for her collaborations with Western musicians and her exploration of cross-cultural fusion, blending Indian classical music with Western genres like jazz and electronic music.

The raga system, a fundamental aspect of Indian classical music, plays a significant role in Indian ambient music. It provides a framework for melodic structure, guiding the composition and improvisation of melodies.

Karsh Kale is known for his experimental approach to Indian ambient music, incorporating electronic soundscapes, beats, and samples, creating a unique fusion of traditional and modern elements.

Indian ambient music often incorporates natural soundscapes, such as the sounds of rain, wind, or birdsong, to create a sense of connection with nature and to evoke a sense of peace and tranquility.

Bombay Jayashri, a Carnatic vocalist, is known for her soulful and emotive compositions, often exploring themes of love, longing, and spirituality in her ambient music.

Indian ambient music often incorporates elements of Indian folk music, such as traditional instruments, folk melodies, and folk rhythms, creating a fusion of traditional and contemporary sounds.

Susheela Raman is known for her minimalist approach to Indian ambient music, often creating sparse and atmospheric soundscapes that evoke a sense of tranquility and reflection.