As the current Hindi Independent Music landscape grows (has anybody called it Hindie music yet?), Shivansh Jindal brings a new colourful cocktail of sounds to the table with his single
A contemporary couple with their own sweet nothings and lovely affection is sudden impeded with a silly incident.. Breaking of a mobile phone. It cleverly shows how the contemporary generation takes their
The Rainforest World Music Festival is an annual event held in Sarawak, Malaysia and attracts music lovers from all over the world. If you’re planning on attending the festival from
May-June 2022 issue features Raftaar on the cover! Music Technology: Four Critical Things For Aspiring Sound Designers, Rhythm Is Gonna Get You How And Why, Fine Tune- 5 Essential Tips
Ten Ultimate Songs of Supremely talented KK Not all singers are good in every genre that comes across. While some singers love to sing melodies, some like to pep-up their
Citing neo-soul and electronic jazz producers such as J Dilla and The Nationals as creative influences, Till Apes have always been at the forefront when it comes to crafting new-age
As has been the case with his previous singles, singer-songwriter Akshit Dhall sets his melodic voice in the backdrop of an equally melodic acoustic arrangement. While this can be a
David Britto aka Arrows, music critic by day and a musician by the other part of the day, has dropped his latest collaboration with The Lightyears Explode. One thing that
The inaugural Edition of Ladakh International Music Festival Rocks The Valley with some help from the Army Ladakh has been a prime tourist destination whether it be for its pristine
The Rainforest World Music Festival is back in 2022 to celebrate its 25th year with more heart-racing, foot-stomping world rhythms from the jungle stage of Sarawak. Hybrid for the first
Apart from the usual indie-pop tracks, this year has had a few interesting instrumental-heavy releases so far. Producer and composer Eashwar Subramaniam is a recent case who dropped his nine-track
Saanjh can be roughly translated as the Hindi equivalent of “dusk”. As this phase of the day has been depicted as a moment of introspection by several romantic pop writers,
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