Author: Peony Hirwani
Once separated by language and location, India’s rap voices now share the same stage at Spotify’s Rap91
Filmed in Vrindavan and directed by Ayu Das Morgan, the video follows a young boy’s daily rhythm to explore connection, balance and belonging
Once seen as a regional outlier, South India is now shaping India’s hip-hop story with its languages, diversity, and hunger for originality
Op-eds are seen as threats and reviews as betrayals. When artists and executives start fearing critique, transparency becomes performance and truth gets quietly rewritten
A night of bass, fire, and pure adrenaline proved that India’s hip-hop scene can rage just as hard, though fans were left craving a longer set
The Delhi rapper has turned patience and precision into a career blueprint.
The music industry thrives on inflated fees, hidden losses, spun metrics, and opaque payouts — and no one wants to admit it
A rediscovery of his work shows how his catalog has grown into a living archive of vulnerability and hope
The singer-actor battled severe head and spinal injuries for nearly two weeks before his death was confirmed in Mohali
Two hours where music, lights, and strangers aligned, closing with a chorus that sent the city home buzzing
