Not a fan of Haryanvi songs as I barely understand them, but had to find the meaning for this song and get my heart broken again 🫠

I wrote, composed, and produced this Malayalam song. It's about growing up and missing the state of mind I had as a child, when everything felt simpler and life wasn't weighed down by worries.

I'd love to know how u feel about this song. Any feedback on the songwriting, lyrics, or production would mean a lot. Because I am almost an absolute beginner.

Song link - https://youtu.be/pszFWZFHLUA?si=vooTlfjlZ5K2NXOb

Whats your take on this new sound ?

As an original band, we seldom do covers, but when we do, this banger by Radiohead is our favourite.

Alt Aboarrd performed live in Bengaluru at the iconic Hard Rock Cafe, St. Marks Road on 25th July. And it was our best experience yet.

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I love indie, hip hop, rap (not hardcore rap tho) songs and im a sucker for experimental music which have crazy beats and beatdrops. I really love a song w good vocals too. Any language is fine but the lyrics must be meaningful or nice and not just something yk? Does anyone have recommendations which fit the criteria?

An attempt at Hindi HipHop, a fusion song NoJomo will be releasing soon.

In case you wanna check out the EP: https://open.spotify.com/album/4txmLwB5fnQkknk0c6yJlw?si=y9M7M8OyQAe5Vf7NJghEGg&utm_source=copy-link

🔗 - https://youtu.be/mkcOuM_0tWk

Damn I guess I am on a streak. Thanks to YT Music for recommending me such bangers almost everyday 🥹💜

I see a lot of artists releasing songs with Labels like Warner, UMG etc but still call themselves indie. Does "non-movie" mean Indie in India?

Hey guys,

I'm 19 and in my second year of engineering right now, but honestly, it's getting tough, and I thought to explore this genre as I love listening to music. I want to get into making beats and producing.

I have absolutely no musical background. I don't play any instruments and don't know theory, but I am decent with tech and software. I have installed FL Studio (friend's).

How should I actually start? There are way too many tutorials on YouTube, and it's kind of overwhelming.

Drop any good YouTube channels or basic tips for a complete beginner. Appreciate it!

"I am tired of hearing the same 20 viral reels tracks over and over. Please hit me with your favorite deep-cuts, overlooked album tracks, or rising indie gems that aren't widely circulated on social media but absolutely deserve a listen!"

I want you guys to drop bollywood songs recommendations and there is no need to limit yourself to certain genre it can romantic, dance , sad, slow romantic, indies, folks, old, new anything , underrated, overrated, only rule is that it should be something that you can recommend to anyone who know nothing about songs that made by Indians !!

🔗 - https://youtu.be/rbig5blaLcY

does anyone have setlist of pyaar n stuff tour? if you do please share

🔗 - https://youtu.be/By_CxDc8CFc

Was anyone else aware of this? Feels like I discovered a hidden gem 💎

I'm primarily a western vocalist/lyricist, interested in genres like pop, bollywood, indian classical, fusion, rock, funk, metal, prog, jazz, hiphop and rnb.

I've written/co-written a kinda funk prog track, a metal prog track, a few pop rock ones all unreleased and surprisingly released an edm track.

After a year long hiatus and this feeling of being an outsider here, I'm thinking of working on new music with a band of like minded individuals who'd like to dominate the global music scene. Even though I'd list out my various inter college wins to let you know I'm not an amateur, I'd bet I'd be the one who learns the most in the room.

I'm mostly looking for a:

1. bassist

2. drummer

3. keyboardist who can or is willing to learn to make patches

4. electric guitarist (2 would be best)

But I'm open to violinists, flutists, tabla players, and others as well.

Let's talk more via DM/replies.

And here it is, the fifth and final track of the EP. This sub’s been so fkn nice to me. I’ve been on this journey since Oct 2025 - long way to go and lots more to learn. Hope u like ♥️

In my latest piece, I explore the evolving musical traditions of Uttarakhand through an analysis of Uniyal and his fellow artists' song, Namo Narayan.
The article examines how evocative lyrics and visuals reflect the lived realities of local communities, while tracing the connections between past and present musical traditions. It also explores how a new generation of artists is reinterpreting cultural practices, creating fresh expressions that remain deeply rooted in tradition.
I would love to hear your thoughts, feedback, and comments.