Features (Homegrown Creators)

Features (Homegrown Creators)

German Heavy Metal Pioneers Accept's 50th Anniversary Album Will Feature Girish Pradhan
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“Everything on this record is human-made,” says Prateek. “The guitars are performed, the synthesisers are performed, and all the orchestral sections that we programmed were recorded with real musicians.”
Left: The Down Troddence's AYAKTIHIS; Top Right: 'Monsoon In Kannur' is a violent ecological epic; Bottom Right: The music video for 'Ejjathi' features Ku Klux Klan like draped figures
Nonsense Ki Night
Beg uses humour, sound, and storytelling to make theatre more accessible while also extending the project into community-led DJ workshops for women of colour.
The ennui of cultural assimilation is palpable and be it visual art or music, more and more artists are fighting it by going local; tapping into their regional identities, micro-cultures, and a specificity that feels like a breath of fresh air.
“I’m The Whole Package”: Pop Musician Sarah Black Talks To Us About Her Hunger For More
Blending Carnatic influences with electronic soundscapes, Curry’s EP Suprabhatha becomes both a sonic and visual homage to Mangalore and coastal Karnataka.
The Homegrown Culture Bulletin
Hardware-based workflows, live performance, and physical media are reshaping homegrown electronic music
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