22nd October, 2026
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The Sound of a Generation Falls Silent – A Tribute to Mahesh Tinaikar

There are musicians you admire from a distance, and then there are those who become part of your life without ever knowing you exist.
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Vedam Records marks World Mental Health Day with two immersive musical experiences

Vedam Records, Universal Music India’s Grammy-nominated wellness label, marked World Mental Health Day (10th October )with two immersive music and wellness experiences beginning with ‘The Frequency Within’ on Friday.
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The Comeback of Bollywood remakes

Bollywood is looking back at its musical history, and this time, nostalgia is finding its way back into the mainstream. From the emotional ballads that defined the 2000s to the party anthems of the 2010s and the romantic melodies of the 90s, familiar songs are being reintroduced through new voices, updated arrangements and contemporary screen stories. The trend is particularly interesting because these songs already come with something new music spends years trying to build: an emotional connection with audiences.
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Anurag Kashyap: Master of Experimental Cinema

Anurag Kashyap, the man who took an awestruck audience up the intriguing streets of Wasseypur, down the fascinating gullies of Bambai, and on countless riveting journeys with unforgettable characters from across India, recently celebrated his 54th birthday (10th September).
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Independence Day Special: Films inspired by Historic Wars

The First World War ended 102 years ago, leaving behind stories of hardship, destruction, perseverance and hope for the world.
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Independent Artists that are Redefining India's Music Landscape

India's music scene has always been deeply connected to stories, cultures and communities. While modern production and digital platforms continue to change the way music is created and consumed, a new generation of independent artists is bringing personal storytelling back into focus.
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Bandra . . . the Way it Was

Franklin House, an Edwardian-style bungalow built in 1920, is the latest among heritage properties in Mumbai’s Bandra West that’s set to disappear from Bandra landscape. Sad but true, the 1,459 sq m property on St Auxilium Road in the upscale residential enclave of Pali Hill has been bought by Aspect Realty, which has emerged as a major player in Mumbai’s realty market.
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How artists are rewriting India's soundscape – World Music Day Special

For decades, the idea of ‘making it’ in Indian music followed a familiar script which was largely synonymous with Bollywood. Artists often relied on film soundtracks and playback singing to reach national audiences. Today, however, India’s music landscape is undergoing a profound transformation.
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Music for the Senses

Five soothing tracks across Indian classical, contemporary, and meditative music, exploring how sound can foster joy, mindfulness, and inner balance.
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Asha Bhosle: The Last Voice of a Golden Era Falls Silent

Asha Bhosle passed away on Sunday 12th April at the age of 92. And with her, something far greater than a life comes to a close. An entire era of Hindi film music, one that shaped how India felt, loved, and hummed.
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