Music Duo Almost Famous Is Expected To Return To Season 2 Of The Tribe

If sources are to be believed, the production of Season 2 of The Tribe, Amazon Prime Video’s youth-centric series, is underway. The show, which debuted in 2024, is developed by Dharmatic Entertainment and produced by Karan Johar. the show attracted viewers from various regions and gained popularity shortly after its release. Confirmed details from sources close to the production house reveal that Simarjeet Saini and Rishab Sadrangani, collectively known as the music duo Almost Famous, will return to the upcoming season.

The music duo were featured in The Tribe’s first season through both music contributions and a brief on-screen appearance. Their track “Let Me Go” featuring Hollywood actor and model Ana K Cruz was featured in the Season 1 soundtrack and credited in the show’s closing credits. According to Hardik Zaveri, business manager for Almost Famous, Season 2 is likely to feature a more detailed portrayal of the music industry, focusing on the cross-cultural dynamics of producing music across Hollywood and South Asia. Zaveri confirmed that discussions are ongoing about the possibility of guest appearances by international artists.

No official premiere date has been confirmed by the makers yet, but filming is expected to begin later this year. Amazon has also not disclosed whether Season 2 will follow the journey of the same young Indian influencers who tried making it big in LA in Season 1.

Almost Famous previously worked with artists such as Soulja Boy, Tyla Yaweh, Young Paris and Guru Randhawa. Their recent collaborations have included international music releases and a music video filmed in Mumbai. Reports also suggest that the duo plans to return to India by the year’s end for a tour.

The Tribe was produced by Karan Johar’s Dharmatic Entertainment and targeted young, globally connected audiences. The viewer data from Season 1 indicates interest in episodes featuring international musical acts and behind-the-scenes glimpses of the entertainment world. However, further updates on Season 2 of the show, including how much of Almost Famous the audience will see, are yet to be announced.

About Almost Famous

Almost Famous is a Los Angeles–based music producer duo comprised of Simarjeet “Simar” Saini and Rishab “Rish” Sadarangani, both originally from Mumbai, India. They often blend Indian musical elements with Western genres like hip-hop, R&B, and electronic, they have built a presence in the global music scene through collaborations with artists such as Soulja Boy, Tyla Yaweh, and Young Paris.

Based between India and the United States, Almost Famous has collaborated with a wide range of artists including Soulja Boy, Tyla Yaweh, Young Paris, and Guru Randhawa. Their projects often reflect a blend of Western musical frameworks with South Asian elements, enabling them to cater to diverse audiences. The duo's work is not limited to studio recordings—they have also contributed to music supervision, sound design, and original scoring for visual content across digital platforms.

The duo began their journey in the vibrant nightlife of Mumbai, where Rishab worked as a club DJ. Simar, a producer, encouraged him to form a duo with the vision of blending traditional Indian instruments like sitar, tabla, tumbi, and shehnai with Western beats and trap-heavy production. Their early work was created on laptops in bedrooms, reflecting a DIY ethic that continues to shape their sound. Over time, they built a reputation by performing at major festivals like Time Out 72 and Enchanted Valley Carnival (EVC), and by opening for prominent international acts.

Relocating to Los Angeles marked a shift in their career, providing them with a broader platform to reach global audiences and opportunities for broader distribution. Their association with Create Music connected them with a roster that includes artists like The Chainsmokers and Migos, marking their entry into the international music scene.

One of their notable tracks was “Breakout,” a collaboration with Soulja Boy that combined trap beats with Indian melodies. The track exemplifies their commitment to bringing Indian sounds into mainstream Western music. This was followed by their debut EP, Lost Boy Journey, showcasing their versatility across genres. In 2022, they teamed up with Roc Nation artist Young Paris for “Cash Machine,” a track influenced by UK drill and New York rap, again laced with Indian instrumentation. In 2023, they collaborated with Tyla Yaweh on “Unsick,” a summer anthem blending punk energy with melodic hip-hop and Indian sonics.

Their involvement in Amazon Prime Video’s youth-centric series The Tribe marked a notable addition to their portfolio. Their track “Let Me Go,” featuring actor Ana K Cruz, was featured in the show’s first season, demonstrating their experience in integrating music with visual storytelling. They also made a brief on-screen appearance in the series.

Almost Famous continues to focus on producing globally relevant content while exploring new forms of artistic collaboration. Their recent projects include music video production in Mumbai and participation in international recording sessions. Industry reports suggest a forthcoming tour in India, marking a return to live performances after a phase of studio-driven work. The duo remains active in both emerging and established music circuits worldwide.