Shenoy has been involved in the local music scene through his university days.
His professional music debut as a record producer came when he worked on the production for an EP by the American hard rock artist Tanadra released on 29 April 2010.
Later in the same year, Shenoy also released a solo EP on 31 October 2010, which was titled Sol.
While attempting to start a career in music, Shenoy said that he worked up to 80 hours a week for 2 years, while producing his debut EP Sol and working with the American artist Tanadra on her solo debut.

Shenoy's full-length debut studio album Rumbadoodle was recorded across the world over two years and was released on 30 August 2012.
The album has a flamenco feel with fusion influences drawn from contemporary pop, rock and jazz.
Though he hails from a rock music background, Shenoy has said he always loved the Spanish Flamenco for its energy and passion characterized by its flourishes, rhythms and staccato style.
Shenoy has cited Yanni as a major inspiration for the album.
The album consists of 11 songs, which are individually named by a wide range of styles that are integrated into every song.
Shenoy contributes all the proceeds from the album to an education fund for underprivileged people in India.
The Art Directors of the album included Roshni Mohapatra, who was also Shenoy's wife.
On 5 December 2012, Shenoy was announced as a nominee for a Grammy Award at the 55th Annual Grammy Awards in the category of Best Pop Instrumental Album for the album.
He has been noted as a first time nominee alongside other first time nominees in the Pop Field Fun.,
Carly Rae Jepsen, Gotye and Kimbra, and also among the more than 80 nominees who hail from outside U.S. borders.

"Bliss", Shenoyʼs follow up single from his Indian World Fusion project was launched by the Recording Academy via a Worldwide Exclusive First Look at Grammy.com in 2013.
The project explores the rich lexicon of Indian classical instrumentation conceptually steeped in ancient Hindu scriptures and mythology in what Shenoy describes as a "long journey back to his own cultural roots."
The song also features Grammy nominated arranger Don Hart and Indian flautist Ravichandra Kulur.
The animated video for the music was scripted by art directors Roshni Mohapatra and Robert Capria and created by Actuality Films in New York.

Shenoy has also collaborated with American producer Matthew Shell on a jazz instrumental single titled "Genesis" in 2013.

In 2014, Shenoy announced a collaboration with Berlin-based producer Sridhar.
Branded as Sridhar & Arun Shenoy, the first single by the duo titled "Make Up Your Mind Or Leave It Behind" was released on 7 May 2014 and featured Lonnie Park on guest lead vocals.
The follow up single titled "Illusion" was released on 5 August 2014.

Later in the year, Shenoy announced the formation of a new band Soul’d, a trio of Shenoy on guitar, Ravichandra Kulur on flute and Duke Purisima on bass The band released their first single as a self-titled debut 
 on 5 September 2014.
The style of music has been referred to as ‘Bansuri Funk’.
It has been noted that Kulur's performance on the flute is fast and melodic with influences of jazz, yet rooted in the Indian traditional style.

On 1 July 2016, Shenoy released A Stagey Bank Affair, his second album and his first as a collaboration with The Groove Project, a group that consists of 13 other artists.
The album is a concept album in the musical style of 'Bansuri Funk' that in addition to featuring 14 primary musicians in the group, also features a four person horn section and nine person string section.
The most prominent performer on the album is Indian flutist Ravichandra Kulur who provides the emotional core of the songs.
There is also a guest appearance by keyboard player, Uziel on the opening track.
The performances by Kulur on the flute and Purisima on the bass were two key elements that have served as an inspiration for the music on the album.
Most of the songs on the album starting off as jams between Kulur and Shenoy.

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Shenoy has been involved in the local music scene through his university days. His professional music debut as a record producer came when he worked on the production for an EP by the American hard rock artist Tanadra released on 29 April 2010. Later in the same year, Shenoy also released a solo EP on 31 October 2010, which was titled Sol. While attempting to start a career in music, Shenoy said that he worked up to 80 hours a week for 2 years, while producing his debut EP Sol and working with the American artist Tanadra on her solo debut.
Shenoy's full-length debut studio album Rumbadoodle was recorded across the world over two years and was released on 30 August 2012. The album has a flamenco feel with fusion influences drawn from contemporary pop, rock and jazz. Though he hails from a rock music background, Shenoy has said he always loved the Spanish Flamenco for its energy and passion characterized by its flourishes, rhythms and staccato style. Shenoy has cited Yanni as a major inspiration for the album. The album consists of 11 songs, which are individually named by a wide range of styles that are integrated into every song. Shenoy contributes all the proceeds from the album to an education fund for underprivileged people in India. The Art Directors of the album included Roshni Mohapatra, who was also Shenoy's wife. On 5 December 2012, Shenoy was announced as a nominee for a Grammy Award at the 55th Annual Grammy Awards in the category of Best Pop Instrumental Album for the album. He has been noted as a first time nominee alongside other first time nominees in the Pop Field Fun., Carly Rae Jepsen, Gotye and Kimbra, and also among the more than 80 nominees who hail from outside U.S. borders.
"Bliss", Shenoyʼs follow up single from his Indian World Fusion project was launched by the Recording Academy via a Worldwide Exclusive First Look at Grammy.com in 2013. The project explores the rich lexicon of Indian classical instrumentation conceptually steeped in ancient Hindu scriptures and mythology in what Shenoy describes as a "long journey back to his own cultural roots." The song also features Grammy nominated arranger Don Hart and Indian flautist Ravichandra Kulur. The animated video for the music was scripted by art directors Roshni Mohapatra and Robert Capria and created by Actuality Films in New York.
Shenoy has also collaborated with American producer Matthew Shell on a jazz instrumental single titled "Genesis" in 2013.
In 2014, Shenoy announced a collaboration with Berlin-based producer Sridhar. Branded as Sridhar & Arun Shenoy, the first single by the duo titled "Make Up Your Mind Or Leave It Behind" was released on 7 May 2014 and featured Lonnie Park on guest lead vocals. The follow up single titled "Illusion" was released on 5 August 2014.
Later in the year, Shenoy announced the formation of a new band Soul’d, a trio of Shenoy on guitar, Ravichandra Kulur on flute and Duke Purisima on bass The band released their first single as a self-titled debut 
 on 5 September 2014. The style of music has been referred to as ‘Bansuri Funk’. It has been noted that Kulur's performance on the flute is fast and melodic with influences of jazz, yet rooted in the Indian traditional style.
On 1 July 2016, Shenoy released A Stagey Bank Affair, his second album and his first as a collaboration with The Groove Project, a group that consists of 13 other artists. The album is a concept album in the musical style of 'Bansuri Funk' that in addition to featuring 14 primary musicians in the group, also features a four person horn section and nine person string section. The most prominent performer on the album is Indian flutist Ravichandra Kulur who provides the emotional core of the songs. There is also a guest appearance by keyboard player, Uziel on the opening track. The performances by Kulur on the flute and Purisima on the bass were two key elements that have served as an inspiration for the music on the album. Most of the songs on the album starting off as jams between Kulur and Shenoy.
The title of the album makes a reference to St
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