Indie music review-Back to the Known by Raghav Meattle
Raghav Meattle’s PR describes him as having “a penchant for simple melodies and heartfelt songwriting”. What it misses is his uncanny ability to zero in on a single feeling and
17 June 2020
Raghav Meattle’s PR describes him as having “a penchant for simple melodies and heartfelt songwriting”. What it misses is his uncanny ability to zero in on a single feeling and
Usually, a large chunk of Indian artists these days are succeeding at creating a relaxed, introspective musical soundscape. But the lyrics in such cases end up being overly cliched or
Since her first track, Tarana Marwah AKA Komorebi has brought a distinct eclecticism to her electronic soundscape. Her nom de guerre (the Japanese word for “sunlight filtering through leaves”) reveals
Mumbai-based pop rocked Tejas is soon to come out with his upcoming LP Outlast, debuting its single called Lead. What sets some of Tejas’s songs from his other indie peers
Kal, Aaj Aur Kal is Lakshya Bhatnagar’s debut EP with the band Lakshya. Even though the EP contains only six tracks, it’s still a roller coaster of emotions. Every single
If there’s a playlist for “Indian Indie tracks to be heard”, Nitika Kurian’s Blue needs to be added in it right now. An emerging R&B songstress from Chennai, Kurian’s latest
In Plato’s Phaedrus, Socrates calls “love is a madness.” At the same time, he also calls it one of the greatest gifts that a human could receive. As the history
The first thought that permeates your mind after you listen to Sourabh Tyagi (Theharity) croon through Main Chahun Jise, is that he is not just a singer, he is a
Indie Music Reviews- Gully Gang’s Shutdown shows creativity can’t stop with a pandemic Mumbai hip-hop bigwig Divine and his crew Gully Gang, all of whom are signed under an
An Indian rock veteran who served as the lead singer of former Delhi alt-rock outfit Cyanide and the acclaimed audio engineer with a credit on Anderson Paak’s Grammy-winning song Bubblin,
Leprechauns are mischievous little creatures in Irish folk tales who usually have a hidden pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. In the current scenario of isolation and
A part of Azadi Records’ roster, Delhi-based Punjabi rapper Prabh Deep has often helmed several songs that are groovy and are still socially conscious in terms of lyrical content. His
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