In this issue

Our May issue features Bollywood’s biggest name Ranveer Singh and desi rappers Kaam Bhaari, Spitfire and SlowCheeta. With all three artists signed to Singh's new music label IncInk Records in the wake of 'Gully Boy,' it's a new era for Indian hip-hop.

Also in this issue are conversations with Alan Walker, Harshit Misra, Nush Lewis and many more.

Why Harpist Nush Lewis Wrote Her Latest EP On The Piano

I was looking to compose on something new,’ says the Mumbai-based musician on ‘Bridges’.

2 mins

How Bassist Harshit Misra Got His Groove On

The New Delhi-based artist on becoming a go-to sessions man for the likes of Sid Sriram, Prateek Kuhad and his role in electronica group DCF_Shapes.

4 mins

Aankh Micholi Channel Folk Rock on Debut EP ‘Aao Khele'

The Mumbai-based Hindi group brings together a sonic amalgamation of light and heavy on their first offering.

2 mins

How Carly Rae Found New Love And A New Sound

Her upcoming album is full of sparkling, openhearted dance pop. All it took was four years, a breakup and 200 songs.

3 mins

Billy Joel

On turning 70, writing music he won’t record, Donald Trump, and why he’ll never do a farewell tour.

5 mins

How Community Jams Are the New Open Mic Nights

Indie artists are given the opportunity to collaborate, ideate and share the same stage.

2 mins

Ranveer Singh's Hip-Hop Dreams

Why Bollywood’ biggest star launched a music label and signed rappers Kaam Bhaari, Spitfire and SlowCheeta.

10+ mins

Alexisonfire's Dallas Green: ‘It Feels Like We're Starting Over, In A Good Way'

The Canadian post-hardcore band’s singer and guitarist talks about the way forward after releasing their first new material in nearly a decade and prepping for a new City and Colour album.

10 mins

Alan Walker: ‘In This Industry, A Lot Of People Will Try To Take Advantage Of You'

The producer on the evolution of electronic music, the politics behind a music release and what he would be doing if he wasn’t a DJ

10 mins

The High Life

Sixty-five years after he smoked his first joint, Willie Nelson is America’s most legendary stoner and a walking testament to the power of weed. It may have even saved his life.

10+ mins

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