If there’s one word to describe Delhi-based folk-pop artist Rohan Chaudhary’s new single Days With Her, that will be smooth. He plays around with a familiar formula with a blues
Tarunbir Singh’s second studio single is a slow-paced romantic ballad titled Nai Jaana. If you need a mellow tune with ambient keys and hushed vocals, Nai Jaana might pique your
From its opening seconds, Take Me To The Place sounds like quite a derivative uke-driven track. Ukulele fingerpicking with an ambient nature-filled soundscape (complete with chirping birds) is a familiar
We live in an age of increasing materialism. Rappers are caught up in daydreaming about luxury rides like Mercedes and Lamborghinis. On the other hand, we have Jaipur-based MC Ruhaan
Hailing from Ahmedabad, Saaz marks the debut of vocalist Aditi Bhardwaj. Like many other recent indie debuts, Saaz too deals with notions of love. What’s interesting is that singers/songwriters who
Even if The Lightyears Explode didn’t name their recent track Nostalgia 99, it would still evoke nostalgia among not just kids from the 90s but also several young Indian listeners,
A few months back, we heard from Ketan Mohite in the anthemic rock track Tera Intezaar. In his latest release, Hope, he fully lays the focus on his instrumental abilities.
The Remastered Legacy of Parikrama‘s But It Rained: Score Indie Classics – Score Short Reads It can be arguably accepted that Parikrama was one of the progenitors of Indian rock,
Over the years, Frappe Ash, one-half of the Delhi-based rapping duo Full Power has cemented his bilingual sound with both introspective and entertaining themes. He lets himself loose in his
Kohima, the capital of Nagaland, is known for many things. For music geeks, Kohima is the site of the Hornbill Festival that boasts of an annual battle of the bands.
Singer-songwriter Utsavi Jha had began her year helming the power ballad Picnic, a song evoking a blues-rock sound. In her lates release Word Limit, Jha relies on a more laidback
Tarana, the new single by Abhishek Gaur seems like a great alternative for the closing credits of a bittersweet dramedy. That sentence should sum up the emotions of this tune.
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