"Sexual harassment, in it's various manifestations is rampant within the Indian music industry. It runs from pillar to post, like a structural malady, which severely threatens women in music. Not that India is any different than the U.S. or Europe when it comes to gender based violence, discrimination, objectification and harassment within the music industry" states FEMWAV in a recent article. To back that observation, there is shocking and revealing data. A survey conducted by Indian-American singer-songwriter Amanda Sodhi begins to unravel facets which sustain a 'culture of harassment'. The survey is a 'first time' effort, objectively revealing the types of sexual harassment that women face within India's music industry. Over 100 women, working in the music industry participated in this survey, mostly anonymously, and the responses were very unsettling (shameful to be precise). Women are sexually harassed at gigs, clubs, festivals, offices, music studios by male organizers, singers, musicians, DJs, managers, sound engineers etc. The majority of women remain silent, for fear of repercussions, given the 'internalization of abuse' in Indian society. A deeply internalized sense of entitlement, which perpetuates itself in the music industry of India - abusers and predators live with near total impunity. Structural violence is a tacit part of the music and entertainment industry of India, which fosters toxic environments and violent behavior.