Artist of the month: Rahul Rajkhowa
Tell us about your vocal training and how you started Our boarding school was located 40 minutes away from the closest town, 6 kilometres off the main road, completely surrounded
20 May 2019
Tell us about your vocal training and how you started Our boarding school was located 40 minutes away from the closest town, 6 kilometres off the main road, completely surrounded
Next-Generation Performance Amps with Authentic Tube Tone and Feel, Four Selectable Power Amp Types, and Deep Sound Customization Features BOSS introduces the Nextone-Artist and Nextone-Stage, two gig-ready combo guitar amplifiers
Most kids who took geometry in secondary school would remember the standard compass and ruler method of dividing a line into equal parts. Dividing a line into 2 and 4
Tell us about your vocal training and how you started Our boarding school was located 40 minutes away from the closest town, 6 kilometres off the main road, completely surrounded
Coke Studio India is an amazing amalgamation of stunning singers and musicians from across the country. From folk artists to popular Bollywood singers, you will spot great talent here. Since,
Cover Story: Farhan Akhtar Quirks & Queries: Shri Artist of the month: Rahul RajkhowaBand of the Month: SkytripArticles: Indie Reviews, India’s musical diversity, Rock Raga & Jazz- The Indian influence
A few years after listening to Parvaaz, one comes upon many metaphors to describe their music. If one is feeling particularly heartbroken, their discography can appear as a repertoire of
In the world of music, it is usually said that the tonic (shadjam), perfect fifth (panchamam) and upper octave (upper shadjam) carry the utmost importance. Even during the travel of
The age old Yin Yang in drums is that of groove versus chops. Here I’m addressing the latter, since it’s what most drummers obsess over when starting out. It’s not about
Rains pouring, hot tea piping-and all you need is a soulful ballad playing in the background. The romantic in you plays a poignant tune by the Ghazal maestro Jagjit Singh. The
Main Kaun Hoon (Ketan Mohite) The most oft repeated artistic themes are the ones that sink their teeth in the deepest. How often have you heard, in song or poem,
You were one of the two nominees from India at the 61st Grammy’s this year. How was the experience and how did you feel? The experience was truly humbling and
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