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Ustad Amjad Ali Khan & Sons
It was a pleasure interviewing the legendary Sarod player Ustad Amjad Ali Khan on his entire journey, what he thinks about the current industry, how he picked up Sarod first and much more. We also had a very interesting conversation with Ayaan and Amaan on their work currently.
10+ min |
August 2017
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Dutch Maestro With The Indian Cello Saskia Rao De Haas
After finishing one of her concerts in France, a couple walked up to Saskia Rao de Haas and told her about one of their friends who had been diagnosed with cancer. He had played Rao de Haas’s CD every day for one whole year. They told her that this man believed it was her music that cured him.
5 min |
August 2017
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Music As A Social Expression
Music As A Social Expression
2 min |
August 2017
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Storyteller's Bar Pondicherry
Pondicherry’s popular hotel Promenade in June, launched its themed bar named Storyteller’s. This place will provide a space for artists from the community to share their art. We spoke to Mr. Dilip Kapoor, the Founder of HiDesign properties and Kapil Thirwani, the man behind the amazing sound at the venue.
4 min |
August 2017
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8 Tips For Music Production In Home Studios
8 Tips For Music Production In Home Studios
3 min |
August 2017
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Casio Privia PX-350M
" The Privia PX-350M has the soul of a real acoustic grand. It’s inspiring and emotional in a way that I haven’t experienced in a digital piano outside of the best virtual instruments and most expensive hardware digitals. Kudos to Casio for their commitment and execution. "
4 min |
August 2017
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Sennheiser Launches Entry Level Microphone XS 1- Ideal For Everyone!
Audio specialist Sennheiser is expanding its microphone portfolio with the wired XS 1 dynamic microphone. This rugged, entry-level mic brings Sennheiser quality to applications ranging from solo vocals to choir miking and speech.
2 min |
December 2017
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Roland Releases RP102 Digital Piano.
Roland releases the RP102, the latest addition to the award-winning RP series of affordable digital pianos. Featuring advanced technologies derived from Roland’s premium pianos, the RP102 offers best-in-class sound and touch in a compact, space-saving design.
1 min |
December 2017
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Acoustic Treatment For Home Studios
When the topic of acoustic treatment comes into the picture there is always a strong debate which has people holding extreme opinions about its relevance, on either side of the spectrum.
2 min |
December 2017
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The Great Indian Queens Of Bass And Beats
The nightlife of India is by far one of the most colourful ones across the globe. The varieties of couture, fashion and music compliments the diverse culture that the country boasts of since the beginning of time.
4 min |
December 2017
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Nucleya
Single-handedly responsible for defining a sound and building a lexicon of bass music unique to India, Nucleya aka Udyan Sagar is undoubtedly the country’s most popular and influential independent artist.
7 min |
December 2016
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Hardwell
Hardwell, our favorite DJ had a quick chat with us about his start into this genre of music, his journey so far, what he thinks about the Indian Electronic scene, his inspiration and much more.
3 min |
December 2016
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Sandunes
Sandunes is the full time electronic music project of Sanaya Ardeshir-- a Mumbai based producer, composer and Synth player.
4 min |
December 2016
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Rummy Sharma
In a freewheeling and hilarious chat with The Score Magazine, Rummy talks electronic music in India and more…
6 min |
December 2016
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Top 7 Reasons Why The New Celviano AP-270 From Casio Is The Ultimate Joy To Play On
Casio is really famous for producing millions of great electronic products and have been designing and building digital pianos for well over 40 years.
5 min |
November 2017
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11 Important Points You Need To Know About The ShowMatch DeltaQ Array Loudspeakers By Bose Professional
Sound quality and flexibility! With respect to sound quality, the area where we really differentiate is the vocal clarity that the product provides.
3 min |
November 2017
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Sennheiser Launches Entry Level Microphone XS 1- Ideal For Everyone!
Audio specialist Sennheiser is expanding its microphone portfolio with the wired XS 1 dynamic microphone.
2 min |
November 2017
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Integrated Systems Europe – AV Trends In Live Events
From fine pitch LED to projection tracking, AV technology in events is evolving fast. The biggest challenge is making sure you take a measured approach to using the best of what’s on offer. Ahead of Integration Systems Europe 2018, Europe’s premier show for integrated audio-visual systems sector, we explore the latest technology likely to impact upon the live events industry.
6 min |
November 2017
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Sachin-Jigar
The tree of their friendship has grown over time with roots delving deeper, longer and stronger. Their struggle has weathered many storms as well as tided over all odds to chisel out a space for their craft in this competitive music industry. Now the bonding between well-known Bollywood composers Sachin Sanghvi and Jigar Saraiya aka Sachin-Jigar is a fabled inseparable buckle that looks impossible to break! Having evolved gradually but consistently as a hit machine, these music partners are a name to reckon with among the current breed of musicians. The duo shares of its story right from the salad days as amateur starters, stint in theatre as well as on small screen, apprenticeship under industry bigwigs, equation with fandom, familial support and inspiration to a lot more things unplugged in a tête-à-tête with Score music magazine.
10 min |
November 2017
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The Odyssey Of Music Media
As mediums of music consumption are rapidly changing, the question of their profitability still remains.
3 min |
November 2017
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Sukriti Prakriti & Kakar
Sukriti Prakriti & Kakar
10 min |
March 2018
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Band Of The Month - Bombay Bassment
Back in the day, our bassist Ruell and our ex drummer started a drum and bass outfit but felt their music needed more elements to make it full.
2 min |
March 2018
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Mike Blackman Integrated Systems Europe
The show came about from three American based associations with international membership.
3 min |
March 2018
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Take Aways From A Master Class With Plini:
Live stage performances in our country have always been so ridiculously energetic that pretty much every artist that comes down to India has gone back satiated.
2 min |
March 2018
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Mithoon
He took to music as fish takes to water, thanks to his rich legacy of music that runs through his bloodline. Mithoon Sharma believes in spreading the warmth of his heart by virtue of his melodious music. The 32-yearold composer, singer, arranger, lyricist is a multitalented icon to many young aspirants in the industry, merely not for nothing. He consciously avoids adhering to the popular adage, ‘work hard, party harder’ and rather prefers to ruminate over his creations in isolation. More of a thinker than a talker, his pondering, expressive eyes say it all. In conversation with Score, this tunesmith recollects his decade-long journey and shares about his musical genes, influence of Lakshmi-Pyare, degeneration of lyrics, guest composing, quest for new voices in the industry, musical barter with contemporaries, introduction to Indian cricket spinmaster Harbhajan Singh as a singer and many more on record.
10+ min |
October 2017
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When Chai Met Toast
The newest land from the land of coconuts, When Chai meet Toast had a chat with us about their music genre, what inspires them the most, upcoming projects and on their recent journey and more. The band takes inspiration from the lighter side of life to create music that is heart-warming, happy and smile worthy.
3 min |
October 2017
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Pandit Jasraj
We dive into the Musical Journey and Repertoire of Sangeet Marthand
3 min |
October 2017
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Live Tracking A Band In One Room
In a lot of scenarios, it so happens that the band may want to track live, either because multi-tracking is a more time-consuming process or because longer studio time may turn out to be too expensive for the band or simply because the band wants to record that way.
2 min |
October 2017
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Namm 2018: The Crossroads
The NAMM Show is once-a-year opportunity that gathers industry communities, unifying the ingredients of success for your business and your life. Not only will you be introduced to the latest innovative products that will drive the industry in the new year, but you will also have access to the best industry education, tailored to your specific needs.
2 min |
October 2017
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international bands
the question again, is why? why is it that so many colleges prefer to have a lesser known, if not completely unknown international band headline their fest than book a very good indian band to headline their festival? are indian bands not up to the mark to headline these events? or are the international bands somehow better, just because they're well, from overseas? or is it xenophilia?
5 min |