His album ‘Fire’ has a little bit of everything you can think of
No, there are no time machines here. ‘It’s About Time’ is a 2020 EP
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‘Poetry On A Bus’ is seven minutes of sweet and simple songwriting
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‘Shades’ is accompanied by an animated music that drives home the point
The Delhi-based musician-rapper-singer-pianist is on point on ‘Chookar’
‘Varanasi’ will help you study harder than you ever have before
Their new single ‘Maybe I Can Fly’ is unabashedly dance-pop, loud and fun
His single ‘Different’ is one of those songs that doesn’t need any preamble or explanation
Their version of Guy’s ‘I Know This Place’ features guitar, mbira and the class of both musicians
The Israeli polymath does a sparse version of ‘We Shall Overcome’ from his living room
Sneha Khanwalkar and Indian Ocean are guests on the MXPlayer show’s eleventh episode
‘Turn Around’ is decidedly a member of the old school
Their single ‘House On Fire’ is a hell of a ride
‘Whatever Makes You Want To Die Less’ has an irresistible energy to it
‘Ki Tum Ho’ has enough singalong material to satisfy even the most dedicated bathroom singer
Their debut EP ‘Skyless’ is an uncommon example of a modern metal sound with room for the imagination
‘Not A Love Song’ is the first offering from his upcoming album ‘Future’
‘In Space And Time’ is a very well-produced prog release
His EP ‘The Ride’ is an unassuming and rather charming bit of indie pop
Going by his most recent single ‘Always Ends This Way’, we’ve got another crooner on our hands
Delhi based Akshat Nauriyal's new solo project YESNOMAYBE drops his debut single with a music video
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The duo’s latest ‘Yarum Illai’ features Tamil playback singer Haricharan
The video and new single ‘English Garden’ show a good ear (and eye)
‘Ikigai’ from the Bangalore hip-hop band is a heady combination of awesome production, live instrumentation and hip-hop sensibilities
The Mumbai-based singer-songwriter released ‘Lead’, the first single from his upcoming album
You can listen to ‘Shayad Ke Main Zinda Nahin’ and feel actually melancholy instead of just pretending to
‘Going Home’ is about just that for people finding it difficult to do so
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‘You’ve Got Me’ is quirky and accessible in equal amounts
The band hit big recently with a featured song on Netflix film ‘Extraction’
‘Nawab’ is a rootsy and understated piece of pop
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