Music & Books pairing
Most great musicians swear by the power of literature, which constitutes the most unsurprising fact in the world. Similarly, those who take their music seriously GO→
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Indie Music Reviews: June 2018
Fever Dream (Dualist Inquiry): It has been a while since I listened to Sahej Bakshi, but I remember him making good music. His realm is GO→
The Hip-Hop movement of India
Hip Hop music or rap music is a genre developed by African-Americans in the United States circa 1970’s. The hip-hop culture includes MCing or rapping, GO→
Djembe and Cajon: A Revolution in Beats
The warp and woof of any music is its rhythm and melody and we all know that drums are the rhythmic backbone of a track. GO→
Music Tech: A brief history on TR-808
You might have heard the term “808s” being tossed around in reference to drums that have a low sub-heavy kick. The term originated from the GO→
Palm Expo 2018: A quick recap
The 18th edition of PALM Expo, India’s premiere platform for pro-audio, lighting, music technology and production, was conducted on the 31st of May in Mumbai. GO→
A.R. Rahman Launched ‘Colours Of India’ For Roli, A Soundpack Capturing The Sounds Of India
Once in a while you come across a person with consummate elegance at what he does. You are floored by this person’s skill and enigmatic GO→
Indian Music Used Internationally
There are no boundaries to music and globalization has made it so easy for music to transcend borders and pervade the whole world. If the GO→
Documenting Indie in India: “Standing By”
Written and directed by music journalist and musician, Arjun S. Ravi and co-produced by OML and Red Bull, “Standing By” is a six part documentary series about the origin and evolution of Independent music in GO→
Band of the Month: One Plate Idli
Let’s start with the cliched question of how the name One Plate Idli came about. I was looking to do something fun since a long GO→
