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Shaastriya Sangeet Vol. II is the Tabla-Techno Crossover You Never Saw Coming
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Your ears are the biggest liars: Psychoacoustics for musicians
The Colour Of Music aka Synesthesia: Inside the Minds That See Sound
20 sound engineering terms musicians need to know for their next soundcheck
11 Ways How Independent Artists Are Growing Through Digital Music Marketing in 2026
AI Music: How Big Is It, What Are the Laws, and Why It Matters to You
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“We weren’t simply building a pressing plant; we wanted to build an ecosystem” – In-Conversation with Saji Pillai – Founder of Samanvii
From Shabad to Trap: The Unstoppable Evolution of Rashmeet Kaur
“You can’t really fake curiosity or love for a language or culture just to chase an audience” – In Conversation With Damini Bhatla
“Our vision today is to create original music that stays deeply rooted in Indian musical traditions” – In Conversation With Tarana
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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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Music, to me, has always been a soft embrace, something that lulls me to sleep, listens to my woes, and offers a steady shoulder...
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According to khokkosh a.k.a. Yashomati Parveen, this is an electronic album presented with a pop lens and I would tend to agree. Just because...
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It is always fun when a record starts off with an artist belting. Mumbling has gotten its paws on the concept of music and...
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An EP with flavours of trapsoul, R&B, and synth, PALETTE is a collaborative project between Gangtok’s artists Siddhant Neopaney aka KSA Neo and Chomjom...
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In the ever-evolving landscape of contemporary jazz and rock, few artists have the audacity to rewrite the rules quite like Amyt Datta. With his...
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The inception of an ideology, dominant or otherwise, is as epistemologically slippery as it is phosphorescent. While the primary progenitor and locus of it...
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Bhrigu Sahni’s Awakening stands out as a deeply personal journey into sound, inviting listeners to experience something more than just music. Coming from Pune,...
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Mumbai-based electronic artist Shadaab Kadri, known as Riatsu, joins forces with Denver-based trumpeter Joshua Trinidad to deliver their latest project, Resurgence. This 6-track album...
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Electronic fusion music had had a very specific two-person shaped hole, at least for me, for the duration the Delhi-Durham duo Anhad+Tanner went on...
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I listen to Dindūn, Vol. 3 on my way to my 9 AM university lectures. I do not stumble upon it — instead, choose...
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When you think of Palakkad, Kerala, you might imagine serene paddy fields, warm sunny afternoons, and a rich cultural tapestry. But hold that thought—because...