Radio Bombay captivates the fragrance community with its unique blend of metallic and woody notes, evoking nostalgic memories of vintage radio rooms. The journey begins with an intriguing copper-tinged cedar accord that transitions into a heart of creamy sandalwood and sophisticated iris. While the coconut and ambergris base adds an unexpected twist, creating a distinctive signature that sets it apart from typical woody fragrances. The community particularly appreciates its versatility and innovative composition, though some note its modest longevity of 4-5 hours. Performance excels in cooler, drier conditions but may struggle in humidity. Despite these minor drawbacks, Radio Bombay stands as a testament to D.S. & Durga's creative prowess, offering a unique olfactory experience that bridges vintage charm with modern sophistication.

The scent is subtle, yet special. It comes across as calm, warm, and clear – without being sweet or playful. For me, it leans more towards the masculine side, but is definitely wearable for everyone. It lasts well without becoming overpowering, and develops pleasantly throughout the day. I consistently receive subtle compliments, nothing conspicuous, but rather a "You smell good" in passing. Radio Bombay is not a typical mainstream fragrance; it has something unique – without being complicated. For me, it's an ideal everyday scent that shows character without being loud.