The Voice Behind The Voice: A Look At India’s Leading Women Vocal Coaches – Score Short Reads When it comes to the behind-the-scenes dynamics of music, vocal coaches can be
The Women of Indie Pop: Artists To Watch Out For This Year – Score Short Reads As we enter the second third decade of the 21st century, the Indian independent
Producer/guitarist Kartik Shah and vocalist/songwriter Nirali Kartik form the much-acclaimed fusion duo Maati Baani. In a scene where there’s no dearth of such neo-fusion artists (often blending Indian folk and
Jatayu’s music might draw several interpretations amongst niche audiences of avid listeners of Carnatic and Jazz as both styles seem to be evoked in their discography. However, as is evident
Self-discovery is a theme that’s often evoked time and again, in the pantheon of Indian soft-rock anthems. From indie classics to recent examples like The Local Train’s Khudi, Mumbai-based music
Uncertainty. This has been a common emotion that resonates with many post-pandemic releases. And a track christened as Shaayad definitely has uncertainty written all over it with a tinge of
Producer Max Kate‘s last single Weekend feels like it’s on the other end of the spectrum when compared to his latest release Lady of Stars. This doesn’t imply the superiority
Earlier this week, LA-based and Mumbai-born composer Ameya Saraf released his ten-track album titled Bend Or Break. The album is unique for the artist not because just it’s his debut
Kolkata-based singer-songwriter-musician Tushar Raj has been crooning to his listeners in his distinct acoustic style mostly in English. In Tum Khush Ho Na, he tries his hand with Hindi and
Indiepop singer-songwriter Akshit Dhall is carving a niche for himself, a niche of songs with moving lyrics on moving themes. Be it his 2020 release Home or his latest single
Fresh off his past releases like Vibin, producer Kevin Shaji aka Pina Colada Blues recently dropped his new single Iravukal/Nights. As has been the case with Vibin, the artist reliably
In the music video for In My Head, singer-songwriter Shachi Pathak seems to croon and wander around a dimly-lit room. The restlessness and hopelessness in the visual works well enough
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