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Sennheiser XS Wireless Digital
The Score Magazine

Sennheiser XS Wireless Digital

A good connection doesn’t require being tied down. Wireless means no obstacles, no distractions, just effortless audio, every time. As a liberating solution for the musician moving about on stage, or a convenient approach to practicing in the rehearsal room, XS Wireless Digital empowers your inner creativity by allowing you to roam free. Lose the cables but keep the connection.

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December 2019
Artist of the month: SOUMIK DATTA
The Score Magazine

Artist of the month: SOUMIK DATTA

You are a well-travelled musician, television presenter & composer. How do you juggle between all of these and yet stay true to what each one demands?

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December 2019
INVENTIONS THAT CHANGED MUSIC CREATION FOREVER
The Score Magazine

INVENTIONS THAT CHANGED MUSIC CREATION FOREVER

From synthesizers to DAWs or from CD players to smartphones, the landscape of music has changed and is very different from the days of your parents. So, this begs the question, how did we get here? The invention of these instruments played a major role in bringing us here.

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December 2019
All Time Greatest Guitar Solos Ever
The Score Magazine

All Time Greatest Guitar Solos Ever

The term expressivity takes up new meanings whenever the name guitar solo is mentioned. Guitar Solos are like a crown for every passionate number which speaks of various emotions that cannot be spoken in words.

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December 2019
Thayir Sadam Project
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Thayir Sadam Project

Band of the month

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December 2019
ALBUM ARTicle - RAJMOULI DIXIT
The Score Magazine

ALBUM ARTicle - RAJMOULI DIXIT

Hello, a little bit about yourself and your background in arts and music?

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December 2019
Why Dua Lipa Is The Future Of Pop
RollingStone India

Why Dua Lipa Is The Future Of Pop

Why Dua Lipa is the future of Pop

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November 2019
Marty Friedman
The Score Magazine

Marty Friedman

A legend looks to Indian shores speaks on what keeps him growing

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9 mins  |
November 2019
Roland Unveils Next-Generation Fantom Keyboard Series
The Score Magazine

Roland Unveils Next-Generation Fantom Keyboard Series

All-New Expandable Keyboards Offer Fluid Workflow, Modeless Operation, Deep Computer Integration, and More

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November 2019
ISE MD Mike Blackman On The Show's Widening Appeal
The Score Magazine

ISE MD Mike Blackman On The Show's Widening Appeal

Mike Blackman, Managing Director of Integrated Systems Events, talks about ISE 2020, and why the show has become the ‘must attend’ event for users of AV technology as well as for AV industry professionals.

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November 2019
Stained Class Productions LLP
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Stained Class Productions LLP

Tell us about the space

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November 2019
India Music Submit 2019
The Score Magazine

India Music Submit 2019

Raymond MTV India Music Summit saw its 3rd edition at The Fairmont, Jaipur in October. This summit is a congregation of music enthusiasts who come together under one venue to interact and engage with one another.

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November 2019
I Didn't Like Acting... I Was Happiest Singing. - Lata Mangeshkar
GLOBAL MOVIE MAGAZINE

I Didn't Like Acting... I Was Happiest Singing. - Lata Mangeshkar

Lata Mangeshkar, the Nightingale Of India, has charmed the continents with her songs echoing every mood, every emotion. The legendary singer celebrates her 90th birthday today.

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NOVEMBER 2019
Sound Of Freedom
Man's World

Sound Of Freedom

Azadi Records, one of India’s burgeoning home grown labels, has been able to provide a platform for music with a cause – and they are here to stay.

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October 2019
The Meteoric Rise Of Guru Randhawa
RollingStone India

The Meteoric Rise Of Guru Randhawa

How a singer from Gurdaspur, Punjab went on to rule Bollywood charts and clinch global collabs

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6 mins  |
October 2019
Opeth: Guitarist Fredrik Akesson Hints At Brave New Album
The Score Magazine

Opeth: Guitarist Fredrik Akesson Hints At Brave New Album

There aren't many bands out there, especially in the headbanger-blustered pits of metal, that have courted more musical controversy than Opeth.

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October 2019
Artist Of The Month Surej Singh
The Score Magazine

Artist Of The Month Surej Singh

I usually come up with a melody in my head and transcribe it on the guitar and make the whole sound around that melody.

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October 2019
4 Questions With Sherrin Varghese
The Score Magazine

4 Questions With Sherrin Varghese

4 Questions With Sherrin Varghese

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October 2019
7 Of The Coolest Music Apps To Download
The Score Magazine

7 Of The Coolest Music Apps To Download

Smartphones have helped us in staying connected with many of our hobbies and interests in a snap.

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October 2019
Offbeat Genres Of Fusion Music
The Score Magazine

Offbeat Genres Of Fusion Music

Music is ever evolving and artists are creating novel sounds in newer styles every day.

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October 2019
Gray Spark Audio
The Score Magazine

Gray Spark Audio

We’re Gray Spark Audio a recording studio based in Pune (MH), and we specialize in the Art of Sound.

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October 2019
Meet The Musicians Who Seek To Inspire Social Change Through Their Tunes
THE WEEK

Meet The Musicians Who Seek To Inspire Social Change Through Their Tunes

Meet the musicians who seek to inspire social change through their tunes.

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October 06, 2019
Get To Know The New Kid On The Block, Dhvani Bhanushali
Femina

Get To Know The New Kid On The Block, Dhvani Bhanushali

New kid on the block, Dhvani Bhanushali, is a storehouse of talent, and has found her feet as a singer with some power-packed performances to her credit.

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Femina Volume 60 Issue 19
Nithya Menen Picking Up Interesting Flicks
Cinesprint

Nithya Menen Picking Up Interesting Flicks

Nithya Menen is a multilingual Indian film actress and playback singer. She primarily works in South Indian films, where she has established herself as a leading actress. She is the recipient of three Filmfare Awards for the Telugu films Gunde Jaari Gallanthayyinde, Malli Malli Idi Rani Roju and Mersal in Tamil.

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September 2019
Yola's New Town Road
RollingStone India

Yola's New Town Road

How a British singer reinvented herself, and took over Nashville.

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September 2019
How A Facebook Group Helped Crowdfund Against Evil's Europe Debut
RollingStone India

How A Facebook Group Helped Crowdfund Against Evil's Europe Debut

The Visakhapatnam metal band will play 18 shows in Germany, Belgium, Austria and Switzerland

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September 2019
Gangtok Band Arogya Turn To Synth Rock On ‘Dark World'
RollingStone India

Gangtok Band Arogya Turn To Synth Rock On ‘Dark World'

The rock act switch things up and release their first English song with an eye on global reach.

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September 2019
Children Of Rap
RollingStone India

Children Of Rap

When you hear that a famous musician has kids, you have to wonder: What was it like growing up in that house? We talked to the progeny of rap legends like Ol’ Dirty Bastard and the Notorious B.I.G. about summer vacations with Usher, seeing your dad on the cover of tabloids, and getting your deceased father’s cane back from the LAPD

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7 mins  |
September 2019
Charli's Weird Pop Reinvention
RollingStone India

Charli's Weird Pop Reinvention

In the six-year “break” between Charli XCX’s Sucker and Charli (out September 13th), she put out mixtapes, an EP, and six solo releases — and teamed up with Taylor Swift, Shawn Mendes, and Camila Cabello. Now, Charli’s back from her working vacation and getting serious(-ish). “It’s fun to write songs about cars,” she says of Charli. “But I began to analyze my emotional state.” Here’s how she got it done.

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September 2019
The Strange Birth And Near Death Of Weezer
RollingStone India

The Strange Birth And Near Death Of Weezer

25 years after the Blue Album, Weezer’s past and present members look back at their origin story

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September 2019