Raga Jog is a popular evening raga in Indian classical music, known for its serene and meditative quality. It is typically performed during the late night hours and evokes feelings of devotion and introspection. The raga is characterized by its unique combination of notes, primarily using the Kafi and Bilawal scales, which create a soothing atmosphere. The structure of Raga Jog includes specific ascending and descending patterns, known as Arohana and Avarohana. It often features the use of the komal ni (flat seventh note) and shuddha re (natural second note), which contribute to its distinctive sound. Musicians often express deep emotions through improvisation within this raga, making it a favorite among performers and listeners alike.