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
All You Need To Know About ‘Music For Plants’ A Barcelona opera house by the name of Gran Teatre del Liceu opened its doors in June, 2020, after a three-month
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 duo known as The Fortune has released a new track Lost, a more indie-pop influenced tune. This makes it quite different from their previous release Tell Me Something that
Marching to Her Own Beat Drumming is usually considered to be a field that is dominated by men in general. Regardless of the type of music, a woman sitting on
Genelec monitors deliver high-end music production for Mondosonic Studios Mondosonic Studios has been a labour of love and five years of research for Varun Krrishna. Throughout his career he has
In conversation with Dolly Rateshwar, Co-Founder- The Dharavi Project Tell us about the start of The Dharavi Project A hip-hop movement since 2014 running in the bylanes of Dharavi (Asia’s 2nd largest Ghetto) for the last 5yrs
Female Composers in Indian Music Industry -Score Short Reads The future is undoubtedly female and the Indian music industry is not falling behind. There are more opportunities today and women
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