Sijya's music is built on textured synths, minimal vocals, and a deliberate use of distortion - shaped through a process of live manipulation and restraint. The performance pushed back against a polished pop mould, tracing the artist's journey through doubt, frustration, and the need to make music on her own terms.

At Oddbird, the set became a full audiovisual experience, in collaboration with lighting design collective Tech Quartet. Their precise lighting responded closely to the emotional shifts in the music, treating the space like a live installation. The evening included an opening act by Hiranya - a Delhi-based DJ and producer whose work is rooted in experimental electronic music.