one-hour-long season finale featured a collaboration between India's folk rock collective, The Raghu Dixit Project; a contemporary dance troupe, Nritarutya; mask maker, Sridhar Murthy; and graffiti artist and animator, Harun Robert. Set in Bangalore, the music video produced was a blend of diverse art forms, genres, mediums, and styles. Season Four (2015) Episode 1 - Yaad ‘Yaad’ the first episode of the fourth season of The Dewarists unfolds with a collaboration of American clarinetist and music composer Shankar Tucker, and gifted vocalist Nirali Kartik. Inspired by one of the subcontinent's greatest Urdu poets: Faiz – whose poetry still speaks to those hoping for love. They try to recreate the words of Faiz in a melodious tribute to both the poet and the poem ‘Kab Yaad Mein Tera'. The track reflects the individual styles of the artists, the mood of the mellifluous raga, and the mysteries of longing and separation. Episode 2 - Fakiri In the Second episode of Season Four, we see Vishal Dadlani Collaborating with Neeraj Arya’s Kabir Cafe to create the song ==Fakiri' which is neither betwixt nor between.but the song is inspired by both Kabir’s life, and his poem ‘Lago Mere Yaar Fakiri’, which is about letting go. Episode 3 - Daiyya Ri In the third episode of The Dewarists Season four, The Raghu Dixit Project and Bindhumalini, travel to Rajasthan.They find inspiration from a local poets’ community, Chang, from the Prince of Alsisar Mahal, and Abhimanyu Singh. This inspiration from the local poets and the surreal beauty of Alsisar Mahal leads our Dewarists to do magic with the colorful words of Amir Khusrow , in ‘Daiyya Ri’, a poem written to express his love of his pir. Episode 4 - O Megh Kashmir bears witness to the fourth collaboration of this season, where Shantanu Moitra and Papon create a song inspired by Rabindranath Tagore’s poem, ‘O Megh’ — a tribute to a child's imagination and his dilemma at leaving his mother behind while he's tempted to go and play with clouds and waves. In Kashmir, they meet local poets who introduce them to local traditions via Bhand Pather's performance. As our Dewarists jam together, the poem takes them back to the memories of the time they spent with their parents back home. Episode 5 - Recap From Shadowgraphy to installation art, The Dewarists has travelled far from the ordinary to create collaborations that will stay with