Top scores come from Raman Negi, Chaitanya Pandit, Pruthvi, Sanjeeta Bhattacharya and OG Ankit.
‘Music for a Cause’, undertaken by India-based music distribution company OKListen and UK-based audio-only live-streaming platform Gramrphone, is hosting nine live-streamed concerts over the course of a month.
Sanjeeta Bhattacharya released her new track 'Everything's Fine?', an introspective piece of work that showcases her vulnerable side as an artist.
Some disruptive earworms take centre stage this week. Best new music, courtesy Tejas, Kamakshi Khanna, Saachi, Dee MC, MadStarBase, and more.
Khoya Sa invites the listener to lean into that overpowering feeling of being lost in love, maybe even embracing it.
Visvanath’s rhythmic strums and Bhattacharya’s vocals blend together effortlessly for a stripped-down track that packs an emotional punch.
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Unsurprising
Despite being a well produced record which does showcase thriving talent, its limitations tends to “box in” the Indian independent scene to a few tier-A cities.
Sanjeeta Bhattacharya has not only been performing remotely but has also been releasing a steady stream of singles while collaborating with several indie favourites.
This month's playlist features two tracks by Amit Trivedi from his highly anticipated OST for Manmarziyan and Thaikuddam Bridge’s Govind Vasantha excellent composition for 96 among a selection of international and Indian indie releases.
