Features (Homegrown Creators)

Features (Homegrown Creators)

From 'Barsaat Ki Raat' to 'Delhi-6' and 'Mulk', the filmi qawwali has evolved from the dargah to the big screen, blending faith with popular culture and reflecting India’s composite identity.
Here’s what we have for you this week:
Photos of Soumik Datta and 'The Travellers' band from his India tour 'Melodies in Slow Motion'
Marking Parvaaz’s return after six years, the track continues their signature blend of progressive, psychedelic rock and poetic lyricism, serving as the melancholic prelude to their upcoming album Na Gul Na Gulistan, which is set to release December 5, 2025.
Western counterculture, colonial legacies, and local realities shaped the music, myth, and meaning of India’s most iconic rave scene.
The Homegrown Culture Bulletin
Karupp Cypher brings together over 500 rappers, beat-makers, and filmmakers from across Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Bangalore.
The band examines this very notion of success and ‘progress’ on its latest single, 'Aspire', and its accompanying music video.
The Homegrown Handpicked Playlist
Dulhay Mian channels Urdu lyricism, socio-political edge, and modern rock experimentation into a fresh, dynamic expression of Pakistan’s evolving music scene.
The Homegrown Culture Bulletin
Ryan Shah in action on a shoot.
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