
Crossing Borders: How The Raghu Dixit Project became India's biggest folk expert
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Twenty-five years after its formation, The Raghu Dixit Project is marking its silver jubilee with...
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Masked: How Daniel Dumile disappeared and returned as MF Doom
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By the time Madvillainy arrived in 2004, MF DOOM was on his third incarnation in rap.
Before the ...
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Blueprinting: How The Strokes spent 25 years defining a generation with 'Is This It'
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At the start of the 2000s, rock was everywhere but it had started to feel stuck. MTV was packed w...
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Revival: How Naya Beat gave lost South Asian music a second life
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At a famed Los Angeles underground dance party, two DJs and record collectors traded stories abou...
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Pindi Pop: How Diljit Singh Dosanjh carried Punjabi music from folk roots to global arenas
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Diljit Dosanjh stands at the meeting point of Punjabi sounds: village dhol, mela stages, wedding ...
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Songs for My Father: A World Music Day for Fathers (written by Sujit Sinha)
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A Father's Day and World Music Day special on the men who left their mark in the grooves of rock ...
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The Run: How Parikrama built one of Indian Rock's longest running act
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There was a time when discovering a band did not begin with an algorithm.
It began with someone r...
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Colossus: Sonny Rollins, 7th September 1930 - 25th May 2026
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Before Sonny Rollins became “Saxophone Colossus,” Miles Davis had already understood what was in ...
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A Quiet Revolution: How Seiko became one of watch collecting's greatest obsessions
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The story begins in 1881, when Kintaro Hattori opened a clock shop in Tokyo’s Ginza district. By ...
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Summiteers: Gorillaz, India and the journey to Parvat
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On February 27, Gorillaz release their ninth studio album, The Mountain (Parvat), marking the ban...
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Epic: How Arctic Monkeys' 'Suck It and See' remains a fan favourite fifteen years later
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In April 2023, during The Car Tour, Arctic Monkeys played “Suck It And See” live for the first ti...
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State Visit: When the Queen of Blues drops by The Revolver Club
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On May 29th, Tipriti Kharbhangar aka Lil Mama Tips walked onto the stage at Bora Bora, Bandra wit...
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Bengal Bass: How Bengal's box competitions put Dek Bass on the world map
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Videos have been circulating online for a few years now, grainy and vertical, shot on phones at r...
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Rock On: How Antariksh took Hindi Rock from college circuits to global collaborations
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There’s a moment in every creative journey where persistence stops looking like stubbornness and ...
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Godfather: Why Ilaiyaraaja remains Indian cinema's most commanding composer
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It is May 14, 1976. Theatres across Tamil Nadu are playing songs from a debut film called Annakil...
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Goan Blueprint: How 'Nachom-ia Kumpasar' uncovered the Goan architects behind Bollywood
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Picture Bombay, 1971. Inside the Venice nightclub at the Astoria Hotel — a stage Brubeck and Elli...
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Virtuoso: Tracing the legacy of the artist who stood at the heart of India's golden jazz years
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Braz Gonsalves was shaped first by Goa — by church halls, parish schools and the study of Western...
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Road Rage: How Keralam's tourist buses put nightlife on wheels
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Kerala’s tourist buses are one of India’s strangest listening cultures.
The tourist buses are veh...
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Elephant : How MILI crafted a sonic vision inspired from Joe Satriani's guitar textures, sci-fi alien motifs, and Kerala's mysticism
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MILI’s new single “Elephant” marks a major milestone. It features legendary guitarist Joe Satrian...
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Raghu Rai : 18 December 1942 - 26 April 2026
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For Raghu Rai, photography was never simply observation—it was a way of feeling his way into the ...
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Unscripted: How Rashmeet Kaur's independent music reveals the artist beyond playback
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Most listeners know Rashmeet Kaur through instantly recognisable hooks. Songs like “Bajre Da Sitt...
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Jigsaw: How The Avalanches assembled 'Since I Left You' from 3500 old records
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The story of Since I Left You begins in Melbourne’s late-90s record rooms, where The Avalanches w...
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Snubbed: How it took the Rock Hall this long to induct Sade
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Sade getting into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on April 13, 2026 felt deserved. The timing, how...
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The Hysteria: Rick Allen on the band's long road to Mumbai
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On March 27, 2026. Ahead of Def Leppard’s Mumbai show on their debut India tour, Srijan interview...
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Breaking Barriers: How Meba Ofilia is redrawing the map of Indian Hip-Hop
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In 2018, Meba Ofilia’s victory at the MTV Europe Music Awards wasn’t just a win for her—it was a ...
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A Digging: How Bully became Kanye's most dissected album
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On April 3, 2026, during his sold-out show at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, Kanye West brought out...
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A Ray of Blue: How Sugaray Rayford has kept the Soul of Blues alive
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Blues is a conversation between the artist and their audience. Sugaray Rayford, one of the genre’...
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Ari Ari Again: How Dhurandhar brought Bombay Rockers back into the spotlight
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Bombay Rockers arrived before Indian pop had a clear way of understanding what they were. That is...
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Analog Revival: Why film photography is back
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Across India, film photography is moving from subculture to a serious practice again. Film roll o...
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Return Ticket: Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood and Shye Ben Tzur board The Rajasthan Express once again!
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A decade. That’s how long it’s been since Shye Ben Tzur, Jonny Greenwood, and The Rajasthan Expre...
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RAPublic: Nep-hop roots behind Nepal's Prime Minister Elect Balen Shah
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On a grainy YouTube video from the early 2010s, a young rapper steps into a Raw Barz cypher, trad...
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Momentum: How Frizzell D'Souza Built a Career Without Chasing The Algorithm
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Six years after the lockdown froze India’s live music circuit, some of its most enduring independ...
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Breaking Through: How Janisht Joshi evolved from cover artist to a million-view hitmaker
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Independent music careers in India rarely move in straight lines. Janisht Joshi began without a l...
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A Second Coming: How Motherjane is defining Ethno-Prog; Again!
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Motherjane’s story begins in Kochi in 1996, almost by accident, when drummer John Thomas and bass...
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Going Blue: With Mahindra Blues Headliner Eric Gales - and his Grammy nominated album
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Eric Gales’ headlining act at the Mahindra Blues was killer - adding to a brilliant line up that ...
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Stronger: Britney Spears' fight for agency and the reported $200M catalogue sale
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Britney Spears has sold the rights to her music catalogue to Primary Wave, with the deal signed o...
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