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” I had released a song
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” I had released a song
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 profound and endearing. There’s not
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 on tableas my instrument. I
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 creative expression. They allow us to
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 compositions are impeccable in every
Cover story: R. Prasanna a.k.a Guitar PrasannaIn conversation with Sukanya Ramgopal, First Indian woman to play the GhatamArtist of the month: Viveick RajagopalanBand of the month: The Yellow DiaryInterview with
Indian music carries an amalgamation of songs in different Indian languages and Punjabi songs are undeniably the ones which are liked by the masses. Over the years, many amazing Punjabi
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 band, Varun Rajput used to
Tell us how your started your musical endeavor and how it was to move from a different country and start afresh Having been born into a very musical household, my journey
Crossblade Punjabi Music Festival Day 2 Review: Darshan Raval, B Praak Enchant Fans With Pop Medleys Day 2 at the Crossblade Music Festival got kick-started a little late for us
Loud, carefree, pompous, and exuberant are all qualities of a house party in Delhi where large families dance together rejoicing punjabi music but little did we know that the same
10 years of blues music. That’s what the Mahindra Blues Festival accomplished on the 8th and 9th of February 2020. And to mark the momentous occasion, festival-goers were given a
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