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The Indian Music Diaries
- News
From Indie Folk to Soulful Indie: Raghav Meattle, Swarathma & Suzonn Cook Up a Touring Feast
Music or Monolith? Why Spotify’s Audiobook Move Might Prove To Be A Disaster For Artists
He Said, They Said: ‘Enjoy Enjaami’ Creators and Maajja Label in Payment Standoff
Facepalm at SPXCEJXM: The Ongoing Festival Fiasco and What it Means for the Indian Music Scene
Puerto Rican Artist Melissa Otero Sends Legal Notice to Mood Indigo Team Accusing Them of Mistreatment
- Reviews
‘Sediments’ by Sangram Malik: A Powerful Blend of Electronic, Rock, and Pop
Farhan Khan’s ‘Alif Laila (Part 2)’ Is Ambitiously Poetic
Delhi Rapper Smoke Drops New EP “Khel Kood,” Showcasing Evolution and Experimentation
Sanjith Hegde’s New EP Sunjuice Is An Ode To Brighter Things
Reeshabh Purohit and Shivaraj Nataraj’s New EP Ananta Combines Beatboxing and Hindustani Classical
- Industry Insight
Collaborate, Innovate, Elevate: Inside the Exclusive Madverse for Managers Event
Shedding Light on the Evolving Landscape: Reclaiming Black Box Royalties in the Indian Music Industry
The DIY Musician’s Toolkit: Building a Home Studio Under 10k
Behind the Playlist: Decoding Our Fascination With Spotify Wrapped
Why Music Events Should Be More Inclusive and Need Reforms
- Featured
“I belong to a family of musicians, and I am the third generation to do so” – In Conversation With Divyam Sodhi
“I can never be bored in Chennai because you go outside and there are thousands of stories” – In Conversation With Dhee
Dive into the World of Jazz This Winter at G5A Warehouse’s ‘That Friday Jazz’
“It’s Truly A Dream Come True To See My Independent Music Featured In Mainstream Cinema” – In Conversation With Siddharth Pandit And Alok Ranjan Srivastava
“Many rappers are programmed to produce songs that degenerate the conscious human mind”- In Conversation with Yelhomie and Moko Koza
Interview
You might have seen Divyam Sodhi on your Instagram reels. Poised against his red wall, armed with an incredible voice and amazing technical control...
Interview
I remember playing ‘I Wear My Roots Like A Medal’ on my speakers and being instantly wowed by the folk-fusion sonic palette. The grand...
FEATURED
The spirit of jazz is the spirit of openness. -Herbie Hancock Ever felt like embracing the spirit of openness that Herbie Hancock stated about?...
Interview
On September 5th, Siddharth Pandit came out with his 3rd independent album ‘Azaad Sangeet : Season 3’. One saw, so much love around the...
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The violence committed on music and art in general by the advent of streaming services, is an issue that requires little introduction. In a...
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Perhaps it is corny and overstated, but the visual character of music assists in one’s survival in ways beyond comprehension. When navigating and avoiding...
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Dive into a sonic journey with this eclectic playlist with us this September! From the heart-pounding beats of drum and bass to the soulful...
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On an otherwise forgettable Saturday, when my doctor tells me that I have tinnitus, I stare at him and crack a smile at the...
Interview
Indore-based Ashwin Adwani is a singer-songwriter whose music combines elements of mainstream culture from today with classical Indian music which gives the artist the...
Opinion
A few days ago, rapper Raga made a statement, one that sent all the grapevines of DHH listeners abuzz. Post the large-scale outrage against...
Interview
During a piano lesson, my Western Classical teacher introduced me to a song that would leave a profound mark on my playlist. ‘Khaare Khaare’...
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In the vibrant landscape of the South Indian music industry, where film soundtracks and mainstream pop often dominate the scene, Think Indie has emerged...
Interview
Tech Panda and Kenzani are a contemporary producer duo from New Delhi known for their music that spans diverse sounds and decades. Their latest 21-track album ‘Tijori,’ sees...