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Lakkshya brings together traditional Carnatic music and contemporary styles in exciting new ways. Born out of a shared passion for music , this ensemble...
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In Aadamkhor Vikas, Kaali Duniya samples an extract from an interview of poet Mahadev Toppo : “yeh dharti ko aadamkhor aur munafakhor vikas nahi...
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I remember having a conversation with a friend of mine, who also happens to be a visual artist, when I was visiting Goa. He...
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Mumbai/Bengaluru -based DJ and music producer DJazz (Aditya Malve) brings a distinctly intricate vision to India’s electronic music scene. With over a decade in...
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More than a decade after its beginnings in 2013, Runt, the alternative rock project led by Mumbai-bred singer-songwriter and producer Siddharth Basrur, arrives with...
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Jaipur-based artist Fatpicric’s debut mixtape, Pink City’s Finest spans over 13 tracks taking us on a ride through the artist’s versatility. A deeply personal...
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The sound of Tarang Joseph’s new EP is a surprise to me, transitioning into an 80s disco artist, someone who would fit right into...
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Can an album simultaneously evoke the serenity of a forest and the chaotic energy of an industrial soundscape? Fenjo Sebastian’s Do Good. Be Kind...
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In the creative landscape where music and technology intersect, few artists embody this fusion as deeply as Tejas Nair, known in the industry as...
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With his 3-track EP, Sandesha, Rajasthan – based rapper Hardbone does something unexpected—he lets his guard down. Known for his intense, hardcore style, this...
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It has been quite some time since Osho Jain has occupied his place as one of the most reliable names in the Indian indie...
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Searching for the meaning of life has been one of the primal aspects of human existence. From Greek Philosophers to modern day scholars, it...
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Pune based band, Ren’s, new EP — The Fear of Falling in Love /The Fear of Falling Apart, is described by the band as...
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Murtuza Gadiwala’s EP meher/rehem is a profound exploration of love in its rawest forms. In four tracks, Gadiwala doesn’t shy away from the uncomfortable...