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The Score Magazine - April 2015

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In this issue

April certainly is not the cruellest month for anyone with good taste in music. This time, Score talks to Sonu Kakkar and reveals a few nuggets of her personality that you didn't know about. We also grabbed a few moments with Mohammed Irfan who talks about both his worldly and creative experiences. Neel and the Lightbulbs are out Band of the Month, and this Kolkata-based indie collective is a must-listen for anyone looking for intrigue in sound. Undying Inc's Nishant Hagjer is our divine drummer this month, who makes pro drumming look deceptively easy ( its not.). We're also featuring Sasi the Don, the Reggae Ambassador Asia who's breaking into India with his new album, Hello India. There's much this man is to be known for. In addition, we also let you know which indie albums you should be grabbing and which Bollywood tracks have been trending. So, how about grabbing a copy today?

The Score Magazine Description:

Publisher: Score-Media-Pvt-Ltd

Category: Music

Language: English

Frequency: Monthly

The Score Magazine aspires to become the first fully comprehensive home-brewn Indian Music Company. It irked us to see little vision or effort by several music media organizations in India to promote original music and to create an audience for it. We want good music to reach millions. We want to be the reason why musicians want to persist with what they do.