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Yaatri Blend Sounds from The East and West Mellifluously on Debut EP ‘Reach'

The U.K. crossover jazz band’s five-track record was released last month

On Earth Day, A.R. Rahman Combines Forces With Global Music Icons for Climate Change

The celebrated composer collaborates with legendary ‘We Are The World’ creator Ken Kragen and tech entrepreneur Neil Morgan to link the planet

Ravi Shankar Birth Centenary: Wife Sukanya Looks Back at the Sitar Maestro's Legacy

Although the concerts have been called off, an authorized biography by Oliver Craske will be out, plus tributes from all around the globe

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Raftaar: ‘I'm a Paradox In This Industry

The hip-hop artist talks about the release of his fulllength album ‘Mr. Nair,’ why he doesn’t want to play a hero in a movie and how Indian rap can go global

Naveen Richard: ‘Content is Going to Become Raw Again'

The comedian on how social isolation is going to impact the arts and why he explored the idea of empathy in his latest stand-up special ‘Relatively Relatable’

Jitendra Kumar: ‘Apna 100 Percent Do aur Reality Check Lete Raho'

The viral superstar discusses his new show ‘Panchayat,’ playing an engineering graduate (again) and how creators can best leverage the digital platform

Indian Ocean Talk Lockdown Blues, New Song ‘Akhiyan Udeek Diyan'

The fusion/rock stalwarts picked a Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan song, marking the first of more songs to be released from their eighth albuma

A Blue Skinned PAV4N Roams Holy Ground on ‘STASIS'

The U.K.-bred Indian origin hip-hop artist from erstwhile group Foreign Beggars has now made Goa his home and has a new avatar

Trump's War On Solar

Expanding access to renewable energy is the key to a future free of fossil fuels. So why are we moving so slowly?

THE NEW ECO-RADICALS

The fiery activists of Extinction Rebellion reject the environmental protests of old for campaigns of mass civil disobedience and disruption

THE ZERO HOUR

There is no stopping climate change — the seas and the temperatures will rise. But how bad it gets is still up to us

RISING TIDES, TROUBLED WATERS

The ocean is undergoing unprecedented changes. What does it mean for marine life, the planet, and us?

BUILDING A GREEN NEW DEAL

The congresswoman on her vision for a post-fossil-fuel future and an economy that works for working people

GRETA'S WORLD

How one Swedish teenager armed with a homemade sign ignited a crusade and became the leader of a movement

THE DOOMSDAY BANK

Despite knowing the danger for decades, Chase lends more money to the fossil-fuel industry than any other bank — it must be stopped before it’s too late

Pakistani Singer-Songwriter Natasha Noorani's Releases Face Blurring Video for ‘Apocalypse How?'

The track is off the musician’s 2018 EP ‘Munaasib’

CHILDREN OF THE CRISIS

A generation of kids faces a more dangerous world as they come of age in the era of eco-anxiety

Anoushka Shankar: An Unstoppable Force

The six-time Grammy nominated sitarist details her new EP ‘Love Letters,’ understanding what it means to be a woman and honoring her late father Pandit Ravi Shankar on his 100th birth anniversary

How BUDX Miami Celebrated Global Tastemakers

Poolside gigs featuring Black Eyed Peas and Halsey to hip-hop parties at a waterfront mansion — all during the exciting Super Bowl weekend

‘AFSOS': DECODING THE ANTI-HERO

‘Our approach was a little irreverent, a little lighthearted,’ says director Anubhuti Kashyap about the black comedy/thriller series

The Used Announce New Album ‘Heartwork'

The American rock band’s bassist Jeph Howard talks about making epic-scale records and the ‘emo’ categorization

RAJA KUMARI: EMBRACING CULTURE AND CONTROVERSY

The Indian-American rapper on female representation in music, her conflicted relationship with the diaspora and why it’s time for the world to listen to Indian hip-hop

Q&A Mandy Moore

On making music again after becoming one of TV’s biggest stars and why she’s all in on Mayor Pete

Grammy Winner Richard Bona Opens Up About Jaco Pastorius, New Music and More

The Cameroonian jazz bassist was recently in Mumbai to speak at a TEDxGateway

Edwin Outwater: The Conductor Behind Metallica's ‘S&M2'

The artist opens up about the unique collaboration, what he took away from the experience and teases future work with the thrash metal giants

Debbie Harry

The New Wave icon on becoming Blondie and what Iggy Pop taught her

BTS Cement Their Legacy With Magnum Opus ‘Map of the Soul: 7'

It is difficult to sum-up what this album means to both BTS and their fans, but perhaps the best way put it is to call it a promise; there is an assurance that this story is eternal

Blues Legend Buddy Guy: ‘I Went From Picking Cotton to Picking a Guitar in the White House'

THE EIGHT-TIME GRAMMY WINNER WAS RECENTLY IN MUMBAI TO PERFORM AT THE 10TH ANNUAL MAHINDRA BLUES FESTIVAL

Naezy Raps on Love, Nation and Community on Debut Album ‘Maghreb'

The six-track record features production from Karan Kanchan, U.K.’s Compa and Canadian producer Byg Byrd