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A Legend Unborn: How language was no barrier to Mohd. Rafi's genius
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Rafi sang in English only twice. Those tracks still raise a question: why did the safest voice of...
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Swinging Ragas: How Harini Iyer and the Tamil Jazz Collective Gives Jazz Standards A Carnatic Soul
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If you think you know “Take Five,” try hearing it in Tamil. Same melody, same five-beat walk. You...
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A Fatal Attraction: How Björk became the target of an obsession
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On September 17, 1996, a parcel addressed to Björk was inside London’s postal system, and detecti...
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Above and Beyond: Anjunadeep returns to Goa for New Year's Eve!
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On 31 December 2025, Anjunadeep Open Air returns to Goa at Thalassa Beach Resort, and the event n...
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Rock N Roll: How The Rolling Stones Mobile Studio helped create rock's defining albums
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In December 1971, a recording truck sat outside the Montreux Casino, so Deep Purple could use the...
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The Doctor: How music made John Cena WWE's biggest star
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In school buses and playgrounds, “My Time Is Now” became group memory before most of us could nam...
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Inspired Melodies: How Shashwat Sachdev built Durandhar's soundtrack.
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Dhurandhar is going viral for a dozen reasons, but its sharpest flex is musical.Most “recreations...
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Persevering Beat: How Rick Allen learned to drum again for Def Leppard.
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In March 2026, Def Leppard finally land in India—Shillong (Mar 25), Mumbai (Mar 27), Bengaluru (M...
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Revelator: How Shikriwal is reshaping Bihar's musical identity and craft in a sensationalized genre
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For most listeners, “Bhojpuri music” still means glossy videos, loud beats and lyrics built for q...
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Becoming Durga: Uma Dasgupta and the World of Dasgupta
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In Pather Panchali (1955), Satyajit Ray builds Apu’s world around Durga, played by Uma Dasgupta w...
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Measuring Vibrations: Rega's founder and Turntable Guru wins a What Hi-fi?'s 2025 Outstanding Contribution Award
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The announcement of Roy Gandy’s 2025 Outstanding Contribution Award from What Hi-Fi? arrives with...
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Modern Day Amadeus: Understanding the genius of Frank Zappa
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There’s something interesting about placing Frank Zappa next to Mozart. Zappa wasn’t interested i...
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Sitar Soul: How Mandar Katti is helping young listeners reconnect with Hindustani Classical music
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For most people discovering Hindustani classical music today, the entry point is accidental - a v...
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Genesis: Rare glimpses of iconic musicians before they became famous.
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Early performance videos draw people in because they expose a stage of an artist’s life that rare...
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Grand Illusion: How Boney M became the biggest hoax in music history
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Boney M occupy a rare space in pop history: a group everyone knows, everyone dances to, and almos...
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New York Flow: Zohran Mamdani's Journey From Underground Rap To City Hall
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In one of the most striking political upsets in recent memory, Zohran Mamdani was elected mayor o...
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Voice Of Longing: How Rasoolan Bai changed Hindustani music
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Rasoolan Bai’s story resists the tidy lines of a conventional biography. Born in 1902 in Kachhwa ...
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Melodious Batter: The other side of Jemimah Rodrigues
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In a season defined by pressure, resurgence, and focus, Jemimah Rodrigues has become more than ...
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Trilok Gurtu Effect: And how the Maestro continues to redefine percussion
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Few musicians have redefined rhythm as a constantly evolving philosophy in the way he has. And I ...
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Hero: How Enrique Iglesias Won India's Heart
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For many Indians who came of age in the early 2000s, Enrique Iglesias was more than a pop star - ...
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Break Stuff: The Cult of Limp Bizkit
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For many people, Limp Bizkit never really disappeared. They simply receded into the background of...
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D' Angelo: 11 February 1974 - 14 October 2025
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D’Angelo’s death sent a wave of grief through every corner of the music world — not just fans of ...
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The Prodigy: How U. Srinivas gave the Mandolin a Carnatic Soul
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In the rich continuum of Carnatic music, instruments such as the violin, veena, mridangam, and fl...
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The Trip: Om Dar-Ba-Dar and the Birth of Indian Cinematic Anarchy
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When Om Dar-Ba-Dar resurfaced in theatres in 2014 after twenty-six years in obscurity, it wasn’t ...
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Street Poet: How Chamkila Defied Punjabi Norms Through his Music
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Amar Singh Chamkila remains one of Indian music’s most paradoxical figures. A man from the margin...
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For Export: How Shreyas Delivered Marathi Rap to The World
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In Berlin clubs, at weddings in Mumbai, and on reels looping endlessly online, the chant of “laka...
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Jazz Diplomacy: How Music Became America's Unlikely Cold War Weapon
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In 1956, with the Cold War intensifying and global opinion shifting, the U.S. State Department ma...
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Zubeen Garg 18 November 1972 - 19 September 2025
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The news of Zubeen Garg’s sudden passing in Singapore on 19 September 2025 has struck a deep cho...
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Rebellion: The Story of India's Indie Movement
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For decades, Indian music was held in the orbit of cinema. Playback singers and film composers do...
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Unlikely Inheritance: How Akshaya Mohanty gave Odia it's Ghazal Voice
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When one opens the door to modern Odia ghazal, they invariably finds Akshaya Mohanty standing at ...
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Scribescore: How Indian Metal found it’s Voice
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Metal in India has often been painted as something borrowed from the West and mimicked with varyi...
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Push Play: Coming Down to Ed’s Next
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Ed Sheeran’s rise has often been framed as a fairy tale, but its reality is one of discipline and...
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Fusion Like No Other: Radiohead Boards the Rajasthan Express
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In 2015, Jonny Greenwood stepped away from Radiohead’s circuitry and into the stone courtyard of ...
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A Vanishing Stage: Why Kashmir's Bhand Pather Remains a Fragile Inheritance
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Under the shade of a Chinar, the sound of a drum once called entire villages together. Men in mas...
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Balladeer To A Nation: Why S.P. Balasubrahmanyam's music refuses to fade away
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For four decades, India found its emotions in one man’s voice. Lovers confessed, gods were praise...
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Super Troupers : And why the World sings along with ABBA
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Few pop acts have bridged generations as effortlessly as ABBA. Once written off as Eurovision win...
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