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FEATURED Songweavers 2025 Puts Original Indian Music in the Spotlight On the evening of 2nd August, The Piano Man in Delhi came alive with the 4th edition of Songweavers. From 8 cities across the... Krishangi SarmaAugust 19, 2025
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FEATURED Where Is Smoke?: A Six-City Hip-Hop Tour That Rewrote the Rules In the world of hip-hop tours, you usually need a label’s blessing, a sponsor’s logo, and a stage big enough to impress the Instagram... Krishangi SarmaAugust 10, 2025
Opinion Rushabh Roymon – Punk as an Embodiment of What the Mainstream Skips Roymon is an interesting character who fluctuates between long rants and intense pessimisms as much as his music oscillates between sounding like The Strokes... Sarthak SharmaAugust 7, 2025
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