Khyaalon Ki Tapri – Meraj Hasan ‘meem’

The times we are living in is perhaps one of the most difficult eras in this century and hence asks for a little more to keep the life going. And what can that ‘little more’ be better than poetry and art.

Alankars - The Riyaz Manual - Ranjani Gehani

Alankars - The Riyaz Manual, compiled by singer Ranjani Gehani, is a musical knowledge book. It is a compilation of 2541 alankar/paltas/ swar patterns. A reference book, the ultimate handbook for riyaz/practice for singers and instrumentalists. All possible combinations of 1 to 5 swaras have been compiled into Paltas and presented in this book.

The Jazz Bug – Aloke Mookerjee

If you are looking for an introduction to jazz, this is it. You just have to lay your hands on Mookerjee’s 100-page book that pours out in simple language the evolution of jazz music.

The True Story of Sunburn: of the fans, for the fans, by a fan - Shailendra Singh

Every year, the last week of December is dedicated to one thing that brings the youth to rejoice with music, madness and mayhem, no, not Christmas; and not even the New Year’s Eve. It is the Sunburn Goa, which comes between these two celebrations.

“Indie 101: The Ultimate guide to the Independent music industry in India”

“Indie 101: The ultimate guide to the independent music industry in India” a book penned by Ritnika Nayan is a book that every music lover needs to own.

Staged! – The first book on Indian Live Events Industry

Published by Om Books International and authored by industry experts, Sapna Gupta NavneethandDeepak Choudhary, ‘Staged’ becomes the first-ever book on Indian Live Event Industry. It goes beyond the academic definitions to reveal what it is like to be a part of the industry.

The Adventures of an Intrepid Film Critic’ - Anna MM Vetticad

Love it or hate it, we can confidently say that the Bollywood film industry produces some of the best films to some of the worst films one could ever think about. There is no doubt about it. Whatever the case be, in the book ‘The Adventures of an Intrepid Film Critic’ journalist Anna MM Vetticad tries to unravel the good and the bad side of the film industry that is considered one of the biggest the world over.