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The Score Magazine - February 2021

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In this issue

February’s edition is off to a great riff with the prog rock legend Steven Wilson on the cover, talking about his latest album, “The Future Bites”!

Read about India’s 13 year old guitar prodigy Sshivin Shirodkar

A concert for a sold out house full of plants? Read on!

Learn about how algorithms add rhythm to our musical experiences on a day to day basis!

A virtual tour of Ahmedabad’s Compass Box Studio

Maati Baani’s Nirali Karthik explores, “Why not Indian classical music for millennials?”

Lots of juice for K-pop fans! Eloquent solo songs by BTS members and a playlist of the most underrated BTS songs!

Pro tips to record a grand piano, how to use multi-effect processors? How to stack your distortion pedals? Getting the perfect computer for music production

Remembering the art of Tappa singing!

Exciting conversations with Shefali Alvares, Kevin Fernando, band “Antariksh”s Varun Rajput, and classical vocalist Nithya Rajendran.

Catch all this and much more in the February edition of the Score Magazine!

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.