In this issue

We've come full circle this February as Divine and Naezy grace our cover for the second time. The duo were last on the cover of Rolling Stone India back in August 2016, with fellow rappers Ace, Stony Psyko and Bob Omulo, when Indian hip-hop was at the cusp of explosion. Now as two of India's biggest hip-hop superstars, the rappers tell us about how much life has changed and the things that have remained the same.

This issue also features conversations with filmmaker and actor Jordan Peele, South Korean rapper Mino, Indo-Canadian Bollywood singer Jonita Gandhi, U.K. electro-funk band Jungle, New Delhi dance rock act Mosko, Mumbai singer-songwriter Sunit Zadav and more.

Jungle: It's An Exciting Experience Going Somewhere So Far Away From What You Know

The U.K. soul band’s co-founder Tom McFarland on coming to India, their latest album ‘For Ever’ and his review of the year gone by.

2 mins

Nexa Music Launches Nationwide Talent Hunt for Emerging Indie Musicians

If you’re an original artist creating English-language music, this is your chance to collaborate with A.R. Rahman, Clinton Cerejo and others.

3 mins

The Art Of Being Mino

The South Korean hip-hop star wowed critics and fans alike with his solo album ‘XX’; but is he any closer to discovering who the ‘real’ Mino is?

9 mins

Orange Festival Of Adventure And Music 2018, Dambuk, Arunachal Pradesh

From guzzling orange juice to going off-roading and taking in a variety of music, the festival has solidified its position.

6 mins

Mono: This Album Portrays A Story Bout Parting With The Past

The Japanese post-rock band talk about their just-released album ‘Nowhere Now Here,’ working with producer Steve Albini and their India experience.

7 mins

The Anger Inside Gary Clark Jr.

The singer-guitarist felt stuck creatively and typecast as a bluesman. To move forward, he had to free his sound and tap into the rage he felt living in Trump’s America.

10+ mins

Rivers Cuomo

The Weezer frontman on rock at the Grammys, covering Toto’s ‘Africa,’ learning to code, and that ‘SNL’ sketch.

4 mins

Divine & Naezy Narrates The Story Of Their Hard-Won Success

The poster boys of desi hip-hop narrate the story of their hard-won success in their most honest interview yet.

10+ mins

Soft Rock For Hard Times

Three West Coast acts revive the sound of Laurel Canyon in a new age of despair.

2 mins

Nashville Hangover

Florida Georgia Line, country’s poets laureate of keg stands, try to grow up.

2 mins

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