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TEDDY SWIMS POURED HIS PAIN INTO A HIT

The singer recalls the heartbreak and collaboration that led to his chart-topping smash, 'Lose Control'

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January 2025

RollingStone India

IKKY IS KEEPING THE TEAM SPIRIT UP ON KARAN AUJLA'S INDIA TOUR

Producer behind hits like 'Admirin' You' and 'Softly' with Aujla recently put out I Like You' featuring the voice of late Punjabi folk-pop star Soni Pabla

3 min |

January 2025

RollingStone India

10 BOOKS WE CAN'T WAIT TO READ IN 2025

Whether you're looking to escape our sociopolitical nightmare or dive in, these titles will scratch the itch

3 min |

January 2025

RollingStone India

NIKKI GLASER IS READY TO RISK IT ALL

The comedian is riding her breakout year into the next stratosphere of fame

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January 2025

RollingStone India

'ALL WE IMAGINE AS LIGHT' COMPOSER TOPSHE TALKS SCORING AND SONGS

Kolkata singer-songwriter on working with director Payal Kapadia, creating the evocative closing track Imagined Light' and enlisting rapper Vedan and singer-songwriter Haniya Nafisa on the song Kisses In The Clouds'

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January 2025

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AKSH BAGHLA'S BOY GROUP FIRST5 DROP DEBUT SONG 'TU AADATEIN'

The YouTuber and singer-songwriter talks about the circumstances which led him to turn manager and investor in the group

3 min |

January 2025

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TALHA ANJUM TALKS 'MY TERRIBLE MIND,' ACTING AND FANS IN INDIA

Hip-hop star and Young Stunners founder talks about working with Mass Appeal and turning actor for the underdog short film Kattar Karachi'

5 min |

January 2025

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LIL DURK'S ARREST SHOWS THAT DRILL RAP IS A DEAD END

The circumstances surrounding his alleged murder-for-hire plot were egged on by fans for years

4 min |

January 2025

RollingStone India

DAN NIGRO ON WHAT MAKES A GREAT SONG

The producer and co-writer behind Chappell Roan's and Olivia Rodrigo's hits still believes in classic songcraft

2 min |

January 2025

RollingStone India

ZEN AND THE ART OF STADIUM ROCK

or Coldplay to reach new heights, Chris Martin had to ignore the critics-especially the ones in his head

10+ min |

January 2025

RollingStone India

KARLA SOFÍA GASCÓN REFUSES TO COMPROMISE

The Emilia Pérez star poured a lifetime of experience and hard-won truths into the year's buzziest performance

3 min |

January 2025

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SWATI BHATT PLANS INDIA TOUR FOR EVOCATIVE NEW EP 'EMBRACE'

New Delhi-based artist talks about how she came to work with Snarky Puppy band member and producer Bob Lanzetti for her lush three-track offering grounded in healing, strength and discovery

3 min |

January 2025

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RINGO STARR 'I'M A BIT SLOPPY, BUT IT'S STILL A GROOVE, YOU KNOW?'

The 84-year-old musician's new album, Look Up, explores his long love of country music — and even sees him getting back behind the drum kit

4 min |

January 2025

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FIGHTING FOR PUNK AND PLEASURE

Vermont's Thus Love just made one of 2024's most wildly exciting rock albums. Will their dreams come true?

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January 2025

RollingStone India

DANCE-FLOOR BLISS AND THE SEARCH FOR (POST-) HUMAN CONNECTION

Over the course of roughly a decade, CARIBOU, the electronic-leaning project from Canadian musician and composer Dan Snaith, has released intricate, sonically inventive records that cradle rhythm and history. On \"Home,\" from 2020's Suddenly, he coos softly alongside a frenetic flip of Gloria Barnes' 1971 single of the same name. There, the subtle cracks and gestures in his voice manage to breathe life into the digitally-manipulated sample. Caribou's music has so far thrived on this quality — Snaith's seemingly boundless musical curiosity and his ability to crystalize big ideas into euphoric moments of dance-floor bliss. It's why his choice to use artificial intelligence on his vocals for his latest album, Honey, feels like a misstep. Here, Snaith's voice is transformed in character and identity, at times creating revelatory moments, like on \"Come Find Me,\" where he's reimagined as a treacly-toned young woman, though in small enough doses for it to work. Elsewhere, like on the rap-adjacent \"Campfire,\" where Snaith renders himself as the sort of rapper you might hear on a Caribou track (think Definitive Jux vibes), the concept breaks down.

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