Features (Homegrown Creators)

Features (Homegrown Creators)

Viva, formed in 2002, broke records as India’s first official girl group.
Halfway across the world from New York, and fifty years after the genre’s inception, three South Asians have tapped into the essence of hip hop, wielding its power by injecting it with their own cultural contexts.
The Homegrown Culture Bulletin
Art of Panjab is a love letter to Punjab through hip-hop. It's a declaration of cultural pride and preservation, yes, but it also exudes tenderness, conflict, and desire.
We Outside places the Northeast at the center of India's rap scene.
Rainbow Disco Club Is Making Its India Debut In Goa With 'Don’t Forget To Go Home'
It’s the belief that femme presenting individuals don’t belong in a mosh pit that keeps these subcultures male-dominated, not a lack of interest.
By centring older protagonists and their life-long bond, the team behind NAIN both challenge popular culture's fixation on youthful romance
Together, the two forces are making a case for memory, movement, and the radical possibilities of diasporic imagination.
The Homegrown Culture Bulletin
Coming to three cities — Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru — Billed to Destroy is going to be a celebration of both the legacy of Indian hardcore as well as its bold and bright future.
New Delhi Community Radio Is Building A Radical Cross-Cultural South Asian Sound Network
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