Song for Brahmaputra

\"Song for Brahmaputra\" is a collaborative track by Swedish-Indian fusion artist Mynta and Indian tabla player Fazal Qureshi. The composition appears as the sixth track on the album Mynta featuring Fazal Qureshi, released on June 18, 2007 in CD-R format. The piece runs for 6 minutes and 17 seconds.

The album represents a fusion of Scandinavian folk traditions with North Indian classical elements. Fazal Qureshi contributes tabla percussion, while Mynta performs on vocals and likely incorporates traditional Swedish instruments, though the exact instrumentation remains partially undocumented. The title references the Brahmaputra River, suggesting thematic ties to cultural or environmental motifs associated with the region.

No commercial label is credited for the release, indicating possible independent distribution. The CD-R format implies a limited or promotional run, though circulation details are not publicly verified. The track stands as one of several collaborations between Mynta and Qureshi, who have explored cross-cultural musical dialogues in other projects. Additional production credits, recording locations, or live performance history for this specific work are not widely documented.