Review Bulli Bainbridge Blends Retro Pop and Honest Storytelling on Self-Titled Album Zain Calcuttawala has spent a big chunk of his working life in the parts of the music industry that sit just outside the limelight.... Harita Odedara7 days ago
Interview “You have to remain open to all forms of expression within your craft” – In Conversation With pixlpxl Punya Vashist, known to most people in music as pixlpxl, learned how to hold an air gun in the first grade and grew up... Harita OdedaraOctober 7, 2026
Review Danish Sood’s ‘everyone’s a baby’ is An Indie-Pop Mixtape for the End of Summer The first thing I noticed was a fridge door. The cover art of ‘everyone’s a baby’ showcases a paper butterfly, a magnet, a photograph... Harita OdedaraSeptember 3, 2026
Review Bharat Chauhan’s New Album ‘UNS’ Balances Old-School Writing With a Modern Sound It has been four years since Qurbat, but the gap has done Bharat Chauhan no harm at all; if anything, his second album came... Harita OdedaraAugust 10, 2026
Interview “You need to put in your 10,000 hours. Do it as if you don’t have anything else to do” – In Conversation With Akash Shravan In the summer of 2024, “Big Dawgs” did what no Indian hip-hop record had done before. It charted on the Billboard Hot 100, went... Harita OdedaraAugust 1, 2026
Review How Hadi Turned Found Noise into Indian Alt Hip-Hop’s Boldest EP ‘RAWBONED’ The first thing that stood out to me when I sat down to talk to Hadi was his infectious energy. I could almost see... Harita OdedaraJuly 27, 2026
Review Inside ‘Vaakkath’: Haniya Nafisa on Vocal Power, Collaboration, and Art Without Fear If you’ve spent any time around Kerala’s indie music scene in the last few years, you’ve probably crossed paths with Haniya Nafisa. She’s a... Harita OdedaraJuly 14, 2026
Review Sick Industry’s Debut EP ‘Rust in the Economy’ Mourns the End of the World Through Pop Shreya Gajbhiye is the rare musician who’ll admit, out loud, how much she wants it. Most artists often hedge, they talk about the work,... Harita OdedaraJuly 10, 2026
Review Packers & Movers Bottle Their Twenties on Debut Album ‘Men and Their Major Chords’ Packers & Movers made their debut album in a bedroom. Not “bedroom” as a vibe or a genre tag, an actual bedroom, next to... Harita OdedaraJuly 3, 2026
Review The Dhanan Project’s Debut Album Proves That Ghazals, Blues, and Jazz Belong in the Same Room The Dhanan Project held onto its music for decades before deciding to share it with the world fully. Their self-titled debut carries compositions that... Harita OdedaraApril 15, 2026