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
The wait has finally come to an end. India’s popular singer Guru Randhawa and global sensation Pitbull have come together for their brand new single ‘Slowly Slowly’. Produced by Bhushan Kumar,
In the auspices of all things Indian and indie, Ankur Tewari is unmissable. His saccharine croonings on the nature of personal loss and equally personal delight have become road signs
When: March 30th and 31st Where: NSIC Grounds, Okhla in New Delhi Line- Up The final line-up includes the likes of Raja Kumari, a Grammy-nominated Indian-American songwriter and rapper, Prabh
March 2019 issue! Cover Story: Tesseract Artist of the month: Sufiyan Malik Band of the Month: Paratra In-India: Polyphia In conversation with Mike Blackman, Managing Director, Integrated Systems Europe Articles:
Conventionally deemed as an “all boys club” with little or no room for women, metal has come a long way since 1979 when Girlschool an all girl band began their collaboration
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
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
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