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Release Spotlight #106 - Bossa Nova, Indie Pop, Electronica & More Release Spotlight #106 - Bossa Nova, Indie Pop, Electronica & More

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The Indian independent music landscape thrives on diversity, with artists embracing regional roots while exploring global sounds. This roundup brings together everything from intimate...

Smiti Malik's Debut Solo EP, Sad Songs for A Sunday, Reflects on The Banality of Melancholia Smiti Malik's Debut Solo EP, Sad Songs for A Sunday, Reflects on The Banality of Melancholia

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Smiti Malik’s debut solo EP : Sad Songs for A Sunday, is confessional in nature. This is a fairly obvious observation — because Malik...

Catatonic’s Feedback-Tinged EP 'Smug' Is An Homage To The Noise Of Punk Catatonic’s Feedback-Tinged EP 'Smug' Is An Homage To The Noise Of Punk

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It’s been less than a year since Shillong-based hardcore group Catatonic released their sophomore EP titled “Metanoia”, and the lads are back with another...

Inside ‘Vaakkath’: Haniya Nafisa on Vocal Power, Collaboration, and Art Without Fear Inside ‘Vaakkath’: Haniya Nafisa on Vocal Power, Collaboration, and Art Without Fear

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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...

Chennai's 'In Between Sessions' Deliver an Ambitious Jazz Fusion Debut with Vol. 01 Chennai's 'In Between Sessions' Deliver an Ambitious Jazz Fusion Debut with Vol. 01

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Emerging from Chennai’s growing independent music ecosystem, In Between Sessions present their debut EP, In Between Sessions Vol. 01. Comprising twelve musicians and operating...

The Gluttones' 'Modern Naga' Talks About Identity Through Indie-Pop The Gluttones' 'Modern Naga' Talks About Identity Through Indie-Pop

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Many many years ago (trust me, this is not a bedtime story), Sir Edward William Elgar, in a letter to a friend wrote, “My...

Himanshu’s Land of the Free Explores Belonging Through Gentle Acoustic Artistry Himanshu’s Land of the Free Explores Belonging Through Gentle Acoustic Artistry

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Some albums are made in studios. Others are made on roads.  For Pune based independent singer songwriter himanshu, Land of the Free feels like...

New Delhi Duo BAALAK Explores Fractured Identity Through Dark Sonic EP New Delhi Duo BAALAK Explores Fractured Identity Through Dark Sonic EP

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Emerging from New Delhi’s alternative rock scene, BAALAK continues to refine a sound that exists between structure and chaos. Formed by vocalist and composer...

Packers & Movers Bottle Their Twenties on Debut Album 'Men and Their Major Chords' Packers & Movers Bottle Their Twenties on Debut Album 'Men and Their Major Chords'

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Packers & Movers made their debut album in a bedroom. Not “bedroom” as a vibe or a genre tag, an actual bedroom, next to...

From Rock to 'Peacecore': Inside Uday Benegal’s Gentle Solo Debut 'Human Be' From Rock to 'Peacecore': Inside Uday Benegal’s Gentle Solo Debut 'Human Be'

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For decades, Uday Benegal has been synonymous with Indian rock. As the frontman of Indus Creed and one of the pioneers of India’s independent...