What was your idea behind the product and what were you trying to achieve? Music has always been an important part of my family get-togethers, most evenings my children used
When and how did you decide to become a musician? I’ve been into music since as long as I can remember because my parents put me into classical music and dance
Cover Story: Karsh KaleQuirks & Queries: Sanjeeta BhattacharyaShow Report: Music tech products launched at CES 2019.Articles: Indie Reviews, 7 best music movies made on musicians, Women in Metal, YouTube drumming
What was the idea behind your band? The band was crated initially to score the background for a theatre production called Odichodichu- a bus drama. It was staged on a
Antahkarana (Nkshtra): A shorn, elegantly crinkled bassline can carry a track on it’s own weight, and Divyesh Gholap AKA Nkshtra is distinctly aware of this. Antahkarana provides the perfect soundtrack
Covers are an interesting business. Superficially, they are a tribute to an artist and their work. The performer expresses open adoration, but no cover is worth the exertion if the
Funk is one of those challenging genres which pushes the limits of popular music and gets into additional layers. In a musically diverse country like India, exceling in an international
January 2019 issue! Cover Story- Funktuation Band of the Month- Oorali Quirks & Queries- Hanita Bhambri In-India- House of Waters Articles- 5 tips for travelling musicians, Festival review: Echoes of
How important is the lyrical value of a Carnatic composition- Along with the beauty of the raga and the taalam used? Absolutely important. If the Raga and Taalam for a
MadRasana, a platform that brings together great artists along with their Rasikas in an intimate setting recently took place in Chennai and saw a great line-up yet again this year.
A much- anticipated concert by Vidhusis Ranjani and Gayatri was organised recently at Sathyam Cinemas, Chennai, by MadRasana The concert was off to a riveting start with Nenendu Vetukudura hari in raga
It’s that time of the year again. The time when all those sparkly, shiny, happy Yuletide classics begun to feel a bit (arguably) overdone. Sure, nothing sums up the seasons
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