Arnav Srivastav is an independent Composer and Producer who has developed his sound based on blending Experimental Electronica with Orchestral melodies to create various styles of music that he enjoys.

He began learning Indian classical music at the age of 3 and remained actively involved in music since. Instantly after being exposed to the dance music scene at 16 he started producing and has been writing electronic music ever since.

In 2007, Arnav collaborated with acclaimed Tibetan opera Singer Namgyal Lhamo, on the electronic lounge album, The Enchanted Land. It was released worldwide in August 2007 and received positive reviews from music magazines worldwide. Namgyal Lhamo won the "Best Female vocalist award" for the song "Changkha", at the International Music Awards 2007 held by Musicaid in the U.K.

In 2008, He scored the documentary film "Yeti" by filmmaker Akhil Bali, which was released online during the Beijing Olympics on 8 August 2008.

Arnav Srivastava made his debut in cinema as a music composer in Independent filmmaker Arvind Iyer's Tibetan thriller "Drapchi" which stars Namgyal Lhamo in the lead.The film, has been produced by Iceberg Nine Films,written by Pooja Ladha Surti and is scheduled for a late 2012 release.