Author: Manasvi Pote
From ‘The Royals’ to ‘Call Me Bae’, Indian streaming rom-coms are designed to be clipped, captioned, and shared by a generation tired of dating but still craving romance
They didn’t just play rock—they lived it, with solos that scorched the earth, and a bottle of Jack Daniel's never far behind
City Sessions aims to be a love letter to the analog age in a world obsessed with AI
In an era where coffee raves, Hi-fi listening bars, and spaces like the Jack Daniel’s Merchandise Barrel Room are reshaping how we experience music, the night out is becoming more intimate and personal
From a star-studded session on the legacy of Indian cinema to a landmark concert by A.R. Rahman, our picks from the global summit spotlighting India’s creative future across film, tech, and music.
It’s not just the anthem. It’s the song playing behind a trophy photo, a training montage, or a fan running onto the field.
The new music label blurs the boundaries between sound and storytelling
With roots in Delhi and a rave education from London, the producer’s chaotic sound is shaking up the underground scene
The Punjabi singer who grew up around legends is now finding his own sound
This indie artist started alone in his room, but now his songs are someone else’s safe space
