India Music Reviews: March 2020
Someone Else’s Arms (Rivita) Sad songs make for great debuts. US-based singer-songwriter-producer Rivita sings a charming ditty about losing love, and it is equal parts GO→
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Band of the month: Antariksh
How did the band come about? Antariksh came about back in 2012, however the roots of the band were laid way before. Founder of the GO→
Band of the month: BollyJazz
Why Bolly Jazz? What was the inspiration behind it? Nikhil Mawkin (band director and founder), had ear fatigue with DJs playing remixed versions of Old GO→
Tanya Nambiar’s ‘Big City’ is a fitting ode to New Delhi
New Delhi-based Tanya Nambiar is not just your average artist. Being a singer-songwriter, an anchor, a voiceover artist, and a small business owner, Nambiar calls GO→
In conversation with Shashwat Bulusu aka Bullu
For Baroda-based singer-songwriter Shashwat Bulusu, the journey from releasing his first song Raani to touring India has been a long road. He recently released a GO→
In conversation with Sly a.k.a Sylvester Pradeep
How did your journey as a musician begin? I was first introduced to music by my father, who was a fabulous gospel singer. I eventually GO→
Band Of The Month- Kelvikkuri
You’re a band that plays a plethora of genres. How do you manage to stick to specific sounds that the genre demands? We’re an 8 GO→
Artist of the month: Raghav Meattle
How would you describe your songwriting process? I write about the things that inspire me and the songwriting process is usually lyrics first.I’ve been writing GO→
Artist of the month: Siva Baskaran a.k.a Native Indian
Why the name Native Indian? The name “Native Indian” points towards sensibilities that are native to the people who have grown up in this Indian GO→
aswekeepsearching in four songs
As the band that made “Hindi post-rock” a thing that actually exists, aswekeepsearching are not strangers to being talked about. There are enough interviews and GO→
