I The most popular musician of Shillong, UN Sun—rhymes with “Moon”, not “Sun”—is difficult to trace. Asking Shillong music scene regulars elicits surprised disdain. UN Sun is not on their throbbing playlists of bands and music from around the world.
Comprising Ritesh D’Souza and Tara Mae, future bass electronic duo B.R.E.E.D performed for the very first time during the iconic Coachella festival this April. By all accounts, they made quite the impression. In keeping with firsts, they also released their
Epsita Halder in conversation with Parvathy Baul. Listen to Parvathy Baul live at Kabir Festival 2014: When I first experienced Parvathy Baul’s performance, it was the first in a series of epiphanies. Over the years that I’ve been following her performances,
#Trigger warning: Not for the faint-hearted, not for the ones who look for beauty in every atom of the planet or who try to make each atom beautiful! You will be better off waiting for the next Sooraj Barjatiya film!
[youtube url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qE3aqmBEqQY&feature=youtu.be”] Listen to their song ‘WHO’ from their album ‘TRIPLET’ For more songs visit their sound cloud link. Subscribe to their you tube channel and visit the band’s official website for more details.
Uday Benegal, the lead singer and one of the founding members of Indus Creed talks to Pratiti Ganatra about the changing sound of the band, the varying cultural landscapes it incorporates in its oeuvre and the evolving music scene in
Amit Trivedi, winner of the National Film Award for Best Music Direction in 2009 and arguably one of the finest Indian music directors of recent times, talks unpretentiously to Devjani Bodepudi about his love of music, his work and his accomplishments
Bacardi NH 7 – the musical fiesta is raring to go and Devjani Bodepudi excavates the metaphor that is ‘Fossils’… You are said to be one of the bands that helped to jump-start the Bangla rock music scene. At a
September 27, 2014, Shillong: IMAGENATION took the musical spirit of Shillong to a whole new level today as they organised Shillong Blues & Jazz Festival at the U Soso Tham Auditorium in the city. Supported by the Department of Arts
A bhang drinking, hashish smoking, dhol playing sufi can teach us a lot about resisting the oppression of extremism… Nimra Khan’s notes from a day spent with the iconic musician, Pappu. As the sweltering heat of June poured down the