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Tag Archives: Indie music
Being indie in India: Does it work?
Sahej Bakshi aka Dualist Inquiry debates whether it really is a good time to be a non-commercial DJ in India right now There’s been a lot of talk about the sudden and rapid expansion of India’s music scene. Although I … READ MORE
Posted in Spotlight
Tagged Dualism, Dualism Records, Dualist Inquiry, Dualist Inquiry and Friends, Indie, Indie (Electronica, indie band, Indie Bands, indie live scene, Indie music, indie musicians, Indie Rock, Indie went big, Mainstreaming Indie, Sahej Bakshi, Sound Box, Sound Box explores, sound box india, sound box india music, sound box mag, sound box magazine, sound box magazine india, sound box music, Sound Box Music India, sound box music magazine, sound box music trade magazine, Sound Box Team, Sound Box Trade, Sound Box Trade Magazine, Sound Box Trasw
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Samaagam : North to South Review
Album: Samaagam : North to South Artists: Kamal Sabri, U Rajesh Label: Saregama A chance meeting in Chennai between sarangi maestro Kamal Sab viagra ri and mandolin virtuoso U Rajesh led to the idea of a Hindustani-Carnatic jugalbandi. The idea … READ MORE
Posted in Guide, Non Film Reviews
Tagged Indie music, Kamal Sabri, music, North to South, Samaagam, Samaagam : North to South, sarangi and mandolin, sarangi maestro Kamal Sabri and mandolin virtuoso U Rajesh, Saregama, soundbox, soundbox magazine, soundbox music, U Rajesh
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Bacardi Nh7 Weekender to hit Bengaluru and Delhi, Pune not happy
Called as 'India's happiest music festival' the Bacardi Nh7 Weekender has been touted as the best platform for indie talent in the country. The festival has showcased some of the best indie acts ranging from and had 150 artists, 75 … READ MORE
Posted in Buzz, Indie News, Main Story, Show Case
Tagged Bacardi NH7 Weekender, Bacardi Nh7 Weekender 2012, Bengaluru, Buddh International Circuit (the F1 track), Greater Noida, Ground D, independent music, India's happiest music festival, Indie music, New Delhi, OML, Only Much Louder, pune not happy, pune skipped, vijay nair
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All the World’s a Stage!
Time was when places like Hard Rock Café and Jazz by the Bay were the only venues where indie talent could express itself. Time was when a career in music was a daunting challenge at the very least. However, things … READ MORE
Posted in Features
Tagged Adil and Vasundhara, Amyt Dutta, Andrew Clarance, Ankur Tewari, Arvid Krishnan, Arvind Krishnan, Bacardi, Bruce Lee Mani, Day One, Dewarists, Divya Naik, Dream Makers Entertainment, Ehsaan Noorani, Indie music, Jamming with the Star, Jayesh Verakar, Live from the Console, Livia Lucas, Mehboob Studios, Mekaal Hasan Band, Monica Dogra Rhys Dsouza, Oranjuice Entertainment, Playing for Change Day, Rohan Rajadhyaksha, Rudy Wallang, Sanjay Divecha, Shreya Naik, Siddharth Basrur, Sony Music, Spud in the Box, Tehelka Music Project, The Mavyns, Warren Mendonsa
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The ‘Indiependents’ struggle
The Big Horn Fest Prelude in Delhi had Shrinkhla Sahai hooked for all six days. A quick recap of the event The indie music scene in India is emerging as a big playing field for artistes wanting to explore their own … READ MORE
Posted in Fest Watch
Tagged Big Horn Fest Prelude, classic, Cuban, Fest watch, funk, fusion, GigSupport Artiste Management, India at 100, India Habitat Centre, Indie music, lounge, meeta pandit, Mexican, Mrigya, music basti, Punjabi, rock, sarangi, shrinkhla sahai, Spanish, Suhail Yusuf Khan
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