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Live Jazz-Funk Tracks Bring Darshan Doshi Trio’s Detailed Compositions And Signature Riffs To Center Stage

At the beginning of this year, Darshan Doshi Trio released an expansive, live jazz-funk saga that spanned 7 tracks over the course of 34 minutes and featured two guest vocalists. The pure five instrumentals allow DDT’s detailed compositions and soundscaping to take the lead role…

By Flipsyde Staff

Delhi-based Singer-Songwriter Rohan Solomon Talks About His Journey In Music And Latest Single 'We Demand Change'

We're back after a much needed break and we couldn't have asked for a better reboot than a "sit-down" with the omnicompetent Rohan Solomon, erstwhile frontman of the New Delhi alt-rock band Cyanide. (Well, him at his place and us at ours!) For the uninitiated,…

By Meenaz Amreliwala

Mumbai-Based Horror Metal Band Albatross Releases Single About A Serial Killer With A Fetish For Cheek-Pulling!

Back in 2007, a few years before the term ‘clickbait’ came into daily use, I’d been baited by one particular blog piece in The Guardian called ‘Why metal fans are brainier’ by one Ian Winwood, who counts Kerrang!, NME, Mojo, Q and Revolver among publications…

By R. R. Rozario

“I Took Inspiration From Instrumental Alt Rock and Math Rock Music”: Khushi Lovekar On Her Latest Single Hiraeth 

It’s been a while since we, at Flipsyde, have had that ‘instrumental experience’ in musical performance and Khushi Lovekar’s two remarkable singles, Nepenthe and Hiraeth, have hit the right spots in more ways than one. Today we sit down with the recent graduate from LASALLE…

By Meenaz Amreliwala

“We Are A Young Nation. Our Job Is To Inspire The Youth, Not Build Bungalows In Juhu”. Shailendra Singh Talks About Life And His Latest Single With Nakash Aziz and Anjana Ankur Singh

What do you say to a man who has produced 68 feature films, launched the careers of 206 debutants in his very first film, managed the careers of nine out of eleven national cricket players, incepted Asia’s largest and the world’s fourth largest music festival…

By R. R. Rozario

Chennai Street Band Releases A Marvellous Sufi-inspired Single, Safarnama. To Collaborate With LA-Based Horn Section 305 Horns

“I’d say we fall under no genre” Chennai Street Band frontman, Srihari Jagannathan asserts when I pose the question that I, myself, am always apprehensive about asking an artist. I heave a sigh of relief when he utters these words. Having listened to their latest…

By R. R. Rozario

On Rabindranath Tagore’s 160th Birth Anniversary, Singer Pragya Dasgupta Collaborates With Ad Guru Sumanto Chattopadhyay On A Unique Interpretation Of O Je Mane Na Mana

“... Mukt karo bhay, aapona-maajhe shakti dharo nijere karo jay” On odd days, at precisely 8:25 am, the school assembly hall was filled with these very words sung at the tops of our voices. Our music instructor, a tall and skinny Bengali gentleman, spectacles nearly…

By R. R. Rozario

American Actor-Singer-Songwriter Alexx ONell: Why I’m Ecstatic My Album Never Released, And Why It Never Will!

Just five minutes into my conversation with actor-singer-songwriter Alexx ONell, and I know this is going to be a masterclass of sorts... one with a bizarre title. Something along the lines of ‘Why I’m Ecstatic My Album Never Released, and Why It Never Will’. Yes,…

By R. R. Rozario

Mumbai Alt-Rock Outfit Last Minute India's Latest Single Kaagaz Ki Naav Is Perfect For Offbeat Musical Dramas, Television and Web Series 

As I listened to Mumbai-based Alt-rock band Last Minute India's latest single Kaagaz Ki Naav, the first thing that popped into my head was Anurag Basu's critically acclaimed film Life In A Metro. In a nutshell, it's music made for montage sequences. Music that takes…

By R. R. Rozario

Anoushka Maskey’s Stunningly Tranquil New Single Has A Finger On The Pulse Of The 60s

When I tell Anoushka Maskey she sounds like Doris Day meets Bossa nova, she stops me right in my tracks. “Was that you in the comments who said that?” She probes. “There’s someone who said exactly that!” I assure her it wasn’t me. In fact, I…

By R. R. Rozario