7 Sensational MTV Unplugged Songs that You Need to Listen
MTV Unplugged India brings some of the best singers and musicians together. With their melodious voices and breath-taking sounds, MTV Unplugged offers songs that are bound GO→
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With an Air of Mystique: Flautists J.A. Jayanth and Rasika Shekar On Delving Into The World of Bamboo and The Scope of Flute Playing
It’s been a few decades since flautists J.A. Jayanth and Rasika Shekar first took the stage. Bamboo flute in hand, they presented the music they knew GO→
In conversation with Mike Blackman Founder, Managing Director, Integrated Systems Europe
How did the Corona virus threat affect the show this year? Corona virus has been a major theme of discussion here. As it all started, GO→
Styles and Types of Music in India- Part 1
India is a country full of diversity and as diverse is the culture in every corner of the country, so is its music. Each state speaks GO→
Artist of the month: Viveick Rajagopalan
How would you describe your sound? Rooted in its Indianness but also very modern and futuristic. Tell us about the Gully Boy track “India 91” GO→
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→
Interview with Ghatam Sukanya Ramgopal, India’s first woman Ghatam player
How did you first decide to pick up the Ghatam? I was fond of percussion from my childhood. I used to accompany my sister’s vocal GO→
A Brief Overview of Music’s Most Unconventional Genres
Genres serve an interesting purpose to audiences. They’re a way for us to make sense of the otherwise chaotic nature and direction of art, music and GO→
Social Message in Saint Thyagaraja Compositions
Saint Thyagaraja is one of the most prolific composers of Carnatic Music and regarded greatly as the pathbreaking vaaggeyakaara the world has ever witnessed. His GO→
March 2020 issue featuring Guitar Prasanna on the cover!
Cover story: R. Prasanna a.k.a Guitar Prasanna In conversation with Sukanya Ramgopal, First Indian woman to play the Ghatam Artist of the month: Viveick Rajagopalan GO→
