Indie Reviews: Jaane Kya Hote by Rahul Bhardwaj
Rahul Bhardwaj sang, wrote, and composed Jaane Kya Hote, his sophomore single of gratitude and reminiscences. And it’s a real delight to hear. All through its duration, it maintains a
13 July 2020
Rahul Bhardwaj sang, wrote, and composed Jaane Kya Hote, his sophomore single of gratitude and reminiscences. And it’s a real delight to hear. All through its duration, it maintains a
A sense of being haunted by trauma and getting out of it. Vocalist ShilpaNatarajan deals with such themes in her new single Haunted. Natarajan’shaunting voice suits the song perfectly as
Tired of you is Rahul Menon’s debut track featuring production from NoHero. And for a debut, this song is bold, experimental, and very promising.For starters, No Hero’s spacey, progressive production
New Delhi-based music producer, sound engineer, and basis for rockoutfit Advaita, Gaurav Chintamani runs a solo experimental music rojectby the name of The Dirt Machine. This project’s most recent release
Raghav Meattle is a Mumbai-based singer-songwriter, who is famous for his tuneful melodies and heartfelt songwriting. However, he doesn’t see himself as a mere musician, he considers himself to be
Synth-pop is a genre that’s not explored that much in India’s indie scene.Mumbai-based band Cryosis charter synth-pop territory in their latest single titled Breathe. A peppy electronic song, Breathe boasts
When Chai Met Toast is the toast (pun intended) of the Indian Indie scene. The Kochi quartet consists of Pai Sailesh on the drums, Palee Francis on the keyboard, Achyuth
Chirag Katti is one of India’s most promising Sitar players and one of the brightest young stars of Indian Classical Music. His music is a great representation of his youthful
Sometimes, it feels like all everyone can talk about is the pandemic. One can’t blame them, given that the world hasn’t seen anything remotely akin to this before. But still,
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
Planet Goodbye is a recent track by the Bangalore rock outfit Dark Light.As the name suggests, it seems to have cosmic undertones in its soundalong with a good old-school Soundgarden-like
Mumbai-based singer-songwriter Mallika Mehta recently dropped hernewest single, a ballad called Way Too Long. A song on acceptance andbelieving in oneself, it’s a bittersweet track that makes for perfect eveninglistening.
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