It’s hard to pinpoint any specific element as such but there’s somethingabout Psychology Project’s new single that has a 2000s Indian indiesound, back when bands like Strings and artists like
Indian-American vocalist Subhi unmasks a sense of acceptance and facinginner conflicts with her ballad Naqaab. With a piano-driven melody byherself, the song builds up brilliantly with an opera-like quality. Thisgrandeur
Shadow and Light’s story began in Delhi when 19 year old Pavithra Chari approached Anindo Bose, keyboardist of the Delhi based band Advaita and asked him to produce her vocal
Delhi-based rapper naqaab47 and producer duo Shoals have beencollaborating on many projects in the most, each with its own distinctexperimental sound. Their latest single vartamaan is no exception. A songwith
Anisha is a classical pianist, self-taught guitarist and poet who is definitely one of the forces to reckon with in the Indie-pop and soul scene. She has collaborated with numerous reputed
In Western folklore, Ignis Fatuus is a mystical light, a bluish fire that travelers find at night. And a new song of the same name is mystical indeed with its fusion of
Sanjeev collaborated with Native Indian, a Vocalist/ Producer from Chennai who lets you in on the deal with his first words: “Let me tell you now this is not a
Derric D’souza’s Trickster sounds a bit like a folk ballad, and a bit like apop number. Whatever genre Trickster falls in, it’s definitely one of themost feel-good Indie tracks in
Cha’bi is an alternative/indie-pop band which was formed in 2017. The band released its debut single Raat ka Aayina in January 2018 via Apple Music. The track was a hit and
Possibly the only group that can be seen as India’s answer to acapella troupe Pentatonix, Voctronica has established itself as India’s first all-vocal orchestra. Their latest single Seven shows their fusion
Guwahati born singer-songwriter Arham Fulfagar currently lives in Mumbai and makes music (among other things). When this prolific songwriter isn’t making music, he indulges in making videos and writing poetry.
Heal is an excessively melodic reminder of individual privilege in Covid-clouded times. Much has already been said about Aditi Ramesh’s lush, honeyed voice. She usually pairs up those pipes with
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