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Parikrama is one of India’s most revered rock bands. Formed in 1991 in New Delhi, they’ve forged their unique identity in the Indian music scene. Even though they have been
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Lucknow-based rapper Panther brings on several moody tones in his debut EP Why. The collection of five tracks have the MC introspecting on several themes, a heartbroken relationship being a
Right from its opening minutes, Sunny M.R.’s Panchhi would fill you with a fast-paced optimistic mood. Producing, writing, and performing the song, Sunny M.R. relies on fresh electronic sounds to
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You know when a song is titled Kahaani (Hindi for ‘story’), the song is bound to get personal or introspective. Kahaani by Gaurav Tophakhane too tends to follow the same
Hanita Bhambri’s voice is an oracle. She possesses the uncanny ability to identify brokenness, and turn it into upliftment. In Home Alone, she uses that vocal Philosopher’s Stone to bestow
Dil, the latest single by duo Archit and Smit is a love ballad that sounds positive enough to get you through the day. The melody is simple with some fine
In Hindi and Urdu, the word ‘Aagosh’ refers to a shadow or an unseperable companion. Subhi plays around with this concept in a tender love song of the same name.
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