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Tag Archives: Swarathma
Swarathma’s Jishnu Dasgupta performing rather seriously at a gig
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Kerala to host it’s first EDM festival
viagra order online no prescription Kerala will host what is being touted as its first electronic dance music festival, God’s Own Music Festival in 2013. The festival is being organised by the Events Entertainment People (an event management firm in … READ MORE
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Tagged Abhiram, Above & Beyond’s, Arez, Baiju Dharmajan, Bolgatty Palace, DJ Jinxxa, DJ Savyo, electronic dance music festival, Emcee Rijin, Events Entertainment People, ex-Motherjane, Free Formation, God's Own Music Festival, Hypnotique, Inferno, Jovin, Jubin, Kerala, Kochi, Neil, Praveen Achary, Prince, Spin, Swarathma, Tanvi, Thaalavattam, Trance Around the World, Vinayak^a, Visuals Charles
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Clicks from the Nh7 Weekender, Delhi – Day Two
The vibe at the Weekender More of the vibe… Swarathma playing against the setting sun best dog food for small breeds 2/10/IMG_5272.jpg” alt=”” width=”1024″ height=”768″ /> Pratik Kukhad and his outfit at The Other Stage Tipriti Kharbangar of Soulmate playing … READ MORE
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Tagged Buddh International Circuit, Delhi, India Ocean, Nh7 Weekender, Nh7 Weekender 2012, Only Much Louder, pictures, Pratik Kukhad, Raghu Ram, Shafqat Amanat Ali, Soulmate, Swarathma, The Other Stage, Tipriti Kharbangar
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Agam launches debut album
Contem woodworking chair porary Carnatic rock act Agam has just released its debut album – The Inner Self Awakens. the album was launched at Hard Rock Cafe, Bengaluru on 11 October – Indian rock giants Indian Ocean and Swarathma graced … READ MORE
Posted in Buzz, Indie News, Show Case
Tagged Agam, Bengaluru, Digital Music, hard rock cafe, Indian Ocean, rock act, single, Sound Box, soundbox, Swarathma, the inner self awakens
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Swarathma nominated for a South Asian Rising Star Film Award
Indie director Srinivas Sunderrajan’s second film Greater Elephant racks up another award nomination. Bangalore folk rock band Swarathma, whose music has been used to score the film, has been nominated for Best Composer at the South Asian Rising Star Film … READ MORE
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Tagged Allah Aur Krishna, Ayan De, Bangalore folk rock band, Best Composer, Best Film, Ee Bhoomi, Goddess Gagged, Greater Elephant, Omkar Sane, Siddharth Basrur, South Asian International Film Festival, South Asian Rising Star Film Award, Srinivas Sunderrajan, Sur Mera, Swarathma, Yeshu
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When Web 2.0 takes on Radio
good mortgage lenders for bad credit The Buggles may have echoed the sentiments of dying radio penetration while composing Video Killed the Radio Star in 1979, but the late noughties saw a sudden spike in radio content with the rise … READ MORE
Posted in Features, Offbeat
Tagged Akhila Shankar, BC Radio, Be the Change Radio, Dhruv Joshi, Divine Raaga, Grooveshark, hesixtyone.com, IIT student, Joshish, Kaustub Pandey, Kritin Joshi, Saurabh Agrawal, Swarathma, The Buggles, thesixtyone.com, Video Killed the Radio Star, Web 2.0
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Cover it up!
Fans collect album covers, pin them up, frame them, worship them and even sport them on Tshirts. What goes behind the creation of art so memorable and collectible? Which are the forces behind these timeless, avant-garde creations? Album art is … READ MORE
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Tagged -D scanning machine, 150 pixel JPEG, 45 million copies, 78 rpm records, a Japanese artist, A&R, Advaita, Airside, album art, album covers, alex steinweiss, Amarass Records, anand srinivsan, Ankur Malhotra, avant-garde, Binaural, Bob Dylan, Brave New World, CDs, Co-Founder of Only Much Louder, coldplay, Columbia Records, Creative Director, crowdsourcing, Daniel Tyler, Dark Side of the Moon, debossing, Designer, Dev Kabir Malik, die cuts, digital, digital age, digital downloads, director, Dischordian, Divya Naik, Duke Ellington, East St Louis Toodle, embossing, EMI, Eye Magazine, Facebook, Founder, four colour photos, Fred Deakin, frontman, Girish ‘Bobby’ Talwar, Hemant Kumar, hip-hop, history of album art, Hubble space, Human Empire, inlay, iTunes, James Brown, Jan Kruse, John L Walters, Joy Division, kraft paper, Label Manager, Liner notes, long players, LPs, Managing Director, Mannu Kohli, Masato Samata, Mozart, Mtv, Music Today, NASA photographers, packshot, Pearl Jam, Peter Saville, photo shoots, Pink Floyd, PMS inks, pop art, Royal Mail, Rush of Blood To the Head, Shakespeare, size format, Sony Music, Stanley Kubrick, street art, Swarathma, Sølve Sundsbø, The Beatles, The Feni Farm Riot, The Freewheelin Bob Dylan, The Rite of Spring, The Silent Sea, Tom Recchion, Topiwalleh, Traditional band shots, UK Government, Unknown Pleasures, Vasu Dixit, vinyl, Vivek Paul
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“Singing in your mother tongue makes your music more honest”
One of the few independent folk bands in India, Swarathma has come a long way since their debut album in 2009. With their second album Topiwalleh set for an April release, Divya Naik chats with the band’s lead vocalist Vasu … READ MORE
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Tagged Aaj Ki Taaza Fikr, activism, Activists, Anna Hazare, Bengaluru, child sexual abuse, co-producer, colourful attire, Divya Naik, Duur Kinara, Ee Bhoomi, Empire Studios, Gum, Haste Rahe, independent folk bands, Kolaveri Di, Loy Mendonsa, lyrics, major scale song, media sensationalism, Pyaasi, Rishton Ka Raasta, river Kaveri, sensitivity and awareness, Shubha Mudgal, Swarathma, The Dewarists, Topiwalleh, Vasu Dixit
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Swarathma to release second album, Topiwalleh, this summer
Bangalore folk rock band Swarathma are preparing for the release of their second full-length album, recorded at Mumbai’s Empire Studios. Titled Topiwalleh, this album follows their critically acclaimed eponymous debut release in January 2009, which introduced the world to their … READ MORE
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Tagged Aaj ki Taaza Fikar, album, Band, Duur Kinara, JD Rock Award, Jishnu Dasgupta, Kooraane, Loy Mendonsa, New album, Pyaasi, Second Album, Shubha Mudgal, Song of the Year, Swarathma, The Dewarists, Topiwalleh, tribal Karnataka
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Storm in the coffee bowl
The Storm Fest rightly blended camping and music with an envious lineup in its debut year, finds Anita Iyer All roads led to Napoklu in Karnataka’s Coorg district as India’s first camp-out music weekend – Storm Fest marked its debut … READ MORE
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Tagged Agam, Airport, Anil Chawla & Dale Anderson, Anita Iyer, Ankur and the Ghalat Family, Arjun Vagale, Bandeh, Bengaluru, Breed, camp-out music weekend, Colonial Cousins, Coorg, DJ Judge Jule, DJ Nikhil Chinnapa and Pearl, Ek. Together, Faridkot, Gudugudiya Sedi Nodo, Henrick B, Indian Ocean, IP Singh, Jalabee Cartel, January, Kandisa, Karnataka, La Pongal, Leslie Lewis, Liquidspace Entertainment, MTV Gatecrash, Mysore Se Aayi, Napoklu, Ninna Poojege Bande, Pari Hoon Mein, Parvaaz, Pyaasi, Raghu Dixit Project, Rajashri Sanyal, Rudy Wallang, sanjay Dutta, Shillong based blues band, Soulmate, Swarathma, The Storm Fest, Tipriti, Topiwale, Yaaron, Yodhaka
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Coorg storms with music
Mounted in the picturesque hills of Coorg, Storm Festival took off on a high note last weekend, with almost 1000 plus music lovers heading for the two day music fest. With a lineup of bands on offer like Raghu Dixit … READ MORE
Posted in Gig Reviews
Tagged Agam, alebee Cartel, Anil Chawla & Dale Anderson, Arjun Vagale, Breed, Clement, Coorg, Faridkot, Indian Ocean, La Pongal, Pyaasi, Richard Durand + Julie Thompson LIVE, sanjay Dutta, Soulmate, Storm Festival, Swarathma
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Bright stars
Some folk whose efforts made a change to the Indian music scene in 2011 Aditya Swamy A top music label executive acknowledged Aditya Swamy as the man who revived non-film music in 2011. MTV went on to scout … READ MORE
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Tagged A R Rahman, Aditya Swamy, Agneeapth, Ajay and Atul Gogavale, Bacardi, Best Festival of India, Chikni Chameli, Classical Incantations, cnngo, Coke Studio @ MTV, Damian Marley, Dave Stewart, David Guetta, Day 1, Eristoff Invasion festival, Folktronic, Idiot Box, Imogen Heap, Joss Stone, Katrina Kaif, Kolaveri Di, Live from the Console, Mehboob Studios, Mick Jagger, MTV Roots, MTV Unplugged, Nh7 Weekender, Oranjuice, Raghu Dixit Project, Recording Theatre, Red Chillies Entertainments, Rockstar, Shaair + Func, Shridhar Subramaniam, Singham, Sony Music, Super Heavy, Swarathma, Syndicate, The Babelsberg Orchestra of Germany, The Dewarists, The OML Team, universal music, UTV Bindass, Zomba
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Storm Festival postponed due to heavy rains
Storm Festival which was scheduled to take place in Stormfields, Napoklu, Coorg, in Karnataka has just been postponed due to heavy rains. Recent Update: “Alright peeps… It’s been raining quite heavily in Coorg, making the situation quite difficult… There … READ MORE
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Tagged Agam, Airport, Anil Chawla, Ankur & the Ghalat Family, Arjun Vagale, Astitvaa, Aurko, Breed, Clement, Coorg, Dale Anderson, DJ SAN, Faridkot, Heavy Rains, Indian Ocean, Julie Thompson, Kalypso, Karnataka, Kay Mikado, La Pongal, Lesle Lewis, Napoklu, Pearl, Postponsed, Projekt Square, Raghu Dixit Project, Richard Durand, Rishi Inc, sanjay Dutta, Sekhar, Sied VCan Riel, SJ Swing, Soulmate, Storm Music Festival, Stormfields, Swarathma, Thomas Gold, Tuhin, Vanchan Chinappa, Vilas, Vishnu, Wayne Beck, yodhakaa
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Artist Aloud launches new Indie Series
ArtistAloud.com is launching ‘Seagram’s FUEL Your Thank God It’s Rock On Friday’ (TGIRF) featuring 14 Indian Rock Bands. Starting on Friday 30 September with rock band Parikrama, ArtistAloud.com will feature documentary rock band every week showcasing various elements of their … READ MORE
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Tagged Advaita, Agnee, Artistaloud.com, Avial, Dailymotion, Facebook, Friday. Soumini Paul, Hipnotribe, Indus Creed, Motherjane, Nokia Smartphones, Parikrama, Pentagram, Raghu Dixit, Rock Bands, Sanjay Maroo, Seagram's FUEL, Shefali Alvares, Soulmate, Swarathma, TGIRF, Thermal and a Quarter, YouTube
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App fizz!
Phone applications seem to be an apt way for musicians in India to strike a chord with the hip crowd and draw additional monies, feels Anita Iyer After Bengaluru based folk rock band Swarathma launched its iPhone app in August, … READ MORE
Posted in Features
Tagged Action Replayy, iPhone app, musicians, My Name is Khan, SEL, Shankar Ehsaan Loy, Swarathma, Vivek Paul
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