Review
In an era of thumping trap drops and high-octane producer albums, YKSDOG has taken a refreshing detour with his debut EP Boys Don’t Cry....
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From Indie Folk to Soulful Indie: Raghav Meattle, Swarathma & Suzonn Cook Up a Touring Feast
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- Reviews
YKSDOG’s ‘Boys Don’t Cry’: A Heartfelt Debut That Blends Trap Beats with Punjabi Soul
sudan’s ‘pocket friendly : volume i’ Is An Exercise In Electronic Intimacy
From Nagaland to the World: Abdon Mech’s “Not Overthinking This” Feels Like a Fresh Start
Inside ‘Boy Drama’, Smoke & Muzzle’s Soundtrack to Modern Love
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AI Music: How Big Is It, What Are the Laws, and Why It Matters to You
Setting Up Your Music Business: Registration Essentials
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
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Review
In the vast, ever expanding silt plain of Indian independent music, where vegetation is overrun by singular-word titles to albums that sound like banality...