Chaar Hazaari is a contemporary rock outfit (with a share of folk influences) hailing from Delhi. Even though their sophomore album Udne Do was released quite recently, the title track
Akash Chopra had proven his easygoing prowess with acoustic vibes last year itself, courtesy of singles like Clumsy. With his new track I Want To Go, the singer-songwriter is back
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Angad Trehan (whose last single was the heartwarming Let It Change featuring vocals by his sister Tanvi Trehan) doesn’t shy away from stating his influences for the new track I
Ever since the 90s, Lucky Ali has been a dominant force in Hindi-language indiepop, with his songs still being adored by post-millennial listeners. A video from his Instagram, featuring a
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One doesn’t need to be introduced to the Tamil song christened Enjoy Enjaami. After all, Dhee and Arivu’s increasingly catchy track has become nothing short of a phenomenon. In terms of
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The opening frames of the video for Made In India features an animated book that narrates the story of a princess known as Alisha. Little did she know that this
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