Riitam stands for truth and the band believes that music can never lie. Riitam is a high energy five-piece rock outfit and have been together for one year. Their music is a unique blend of styles ranging from progressive rock to metal psychedelic. Also, their music is easily distinguished with intensely catchy melodic and heavy grooves, smooth vocals, driving rock bass, drums, odd instrumental solo and harmony. All members strive to achieve perfection in their own role. Alfred as the lead guitarist, and composer of the band. He is Guitar Grade 8 from Trinity College of London, Guitar and Vocal Instructor in American Embassy School, Guitar Instructor in Symphony Music Pvt Ltd, Music Instructor in Summer Field School, New Delhi. Playing since the age of 15, a versatile guitarist with a depth of knowledge and sense of world music. Albert as a drummer in the band is Grade 8 certificate from Trinity College of London. He outperforms in improving a musical discussion with band mates. Joined with his vibrant yet inconspicuous rhythms and finely made procedure, this stress on collaboration attracts individual band members to him. He plays for the inclination of the music constantly. He never shows off his cleaves unless it is necessary. This attention is reflected in Albert’s statement of the most high qualities that a performer can have "commitment; relentlessness; hold the self-image in line; understand that you are a vehicle for the music…" Albert loves to play off-time signatures. Anubhav is the rhythm guitarist of the band and his mellow solos and chords on guitar adds colour to the songs. Gary as a bass guitarist is a Chief Technology Officer in a software company. He is the backbone of the band. He started playing at the age of 18 and has a strong inclination towards groove while rhythm indulged him to emerge as a bass player for the band. He is well-versed in electric guitar and classical guitar as well. Vivek as a vocalist has got a gifted voice, too. Vivek is fit for singing complex melisma and has the ability to hold notes for times of time without wavering in pitch or tone, apparently easily. He is a master at blending his voice so that the breaks between the registers aren’t identifiable.