Album (14)

Live Jazz-Funk Tracks Bring Darshan Doshi Trio’s Detailed Compositions And Signature Riffs To Center Stage

At the beginning of this year, Darshan Doshi Trio released an expansive, live jazz-funk saga that spanned 7 tracks over the course of 34 minutes and featured two guest vocalists. The pure five instrumentals allow DDT’s detailed compositions and soundscaping to take the lead role…

By Flipsyde Staff

Big Greg Delivers Old School Essence In A Truly Mature Hip Hop Album 

In August ’21, Charlotte NC-Based rapper Big Greg dropped his much anticipated album #G4. The multi award-winning rapper’s lyrical powerhouse of a record has something in it for everyone including younger fans of newer subgenres, while keeping the essence of old-school hip hop alive. Think…

By Flipsyde Staff

Raj Goon: The Late Blooming Singer-Songwriter Proves Music Isn't Only For Younger Prodigies

What did Sheryl Crow, Andrea Bocelli, Leonard Cohen, Susan Boyle and Scatman John have in common? Unlike their contemporaries, they all got their big breaks late in life. In fact, the late Scatman John (John Paul Larkin) had been a prolific jazz pianist for decades…

By Rohan Sabharwal

Chennai Street Band Releases A Marvellous Sufi-inspired Single, Safarnama. To Collaborate With LA-Based Horn Section 305 Horns

“I’d say we fall under no genre” Chennai Street Band frontman, Srihari Jagannathan asserts when I pose the question that I, myself, am always apprehensive about asking an artist. I heave a sigh of relief when he utters these words. Having listened to their latest…

By Rohan Sabharwal

Drummer and Music Producer Moin Farooqui talks about his latest Progressive Rock Album

Moin Farooqui embodies the spirit of a true indie artist. To back me up here, Musician-Entrepreneur Big Will, AKA Will Zhong, sums up the characteristics of an indie artist perfectly, "They don't stop learning more, they work relentlessly, they think outside the box when it…

By Rohan Sabharwal

Roshan Bhat and the Struggle for Indie-pendence

Ella Fitzgerald said, “The only thing better than singing is more singing.” This is what the lockdown has been like for most musicians I’ve spoken to. I can’t recall a time when artists produced so much music as they have in the last eight months…

By Rohan Sabharwal

An Ode to the Future: Why Artists like Mayur Koli are important to Indian indie music

They are willing to work hard, build bridges and are wholly open to learning. If there’s one thing I’ve noticed, at least in India, and at least with those around me, is no one has been more busy during the lockdown than the Zoomers. My…

By Rohan Sabharwal

Sci-Fi Diaries - Hautewulf’s debut EP Addicted is golden and delicious

[Alright, so I'm all over the place with sci-fi/dystopia/cyberpunk literature and cinema. I don't know if I'm the right person to be reviewing this EP. Nevertheless, I did enjoy it.] Contextually, having watched the Matrix when it first released (in the theatre, in Mumbai, in…

By Rohan Sabharwal

Album Launch: Zubaan by Mridang

Mridang's latest album Zubaan is for the days you need that lift. In fact, for us here at Flipsyde, we're done with lunch and their music is just what we need to regain some of that lost morning-energy. In the era of MTV, Channel V…

By Flipsyde Staff

Maestro Bickram Ghosh's New Socially-Distanced Music Video Rang Is An Absolute Treat For All!

It's no secret that Meastro Bickram Ghosh is one of the greatest contemporary Indian classical artists and a pioneers in experimental fusion. Having scored thirty-six feature films, including Little Zizou and Bengali cinema's latest offering, Asur, he's been keeping very busy during the pandemic. His…

By Rohan Sabharwal