Woman of Song: Usha Uthup

With a voice that can set your hair on end, live performances that rock, Usha Uthup packs a punch wherever she goes. The dazzling and charismatic singer with her trademark jazzy vermillion, traditional colorful necklaces and her Kanjeevaram saris adorned with fresh flowers in her hair, are a regular at most events.

Music refreshes and rejuvenates you: Rajendar Menen

Navi Mumbai based Rajendar Menen, is an internationally acclaimed writer with a contribution that spans for more than four decades. He is a writer with a distinction of his own, writing about unusual human interest stories that are thought provoking and intense, creating a lasting impression on the readers.

The Power of Music: A Presentation by Freddy Kostka

If Ragas are sung in the morning and evening depending on one's moods, either to entertain or soothe the senses, pop or rock music in the same way entertains and can even put one into a frenzy depending on the subconscious effect it has on the listener.

Supremely talented: Kavya Trehan

Actor-singer-songwriter Kavya Trehan better known as Kavya, is a multi-hyphenate star who pursues everything that inspires her. The talented Delhiite gets a kick out of playing singer, songwriter, model and actor. Kavya creates an unprecedented sound that is a mix of R&B, indie pop and electronic music, experimental, lo fi.

A Story in Himself - Dino James

Rapper, singer-songwriter, composer, music producer, storyteller and YouTube sensation, Dino James is a self-made burgeoning talent, who frequently credits most of his success to his mentor - his mother, with his debut album released in May last year dedicated to her, where pays a modest tribute to her on the album by featuring a prayer in her enthralling voice whilst also paying homage to his South Indian roots and culture.

Big Guns from Mumbai – Bombay Bandook

The iconic comeback of India’s biggest music festival Independence Rock held re-christened as Mahindra Independence Rock, a.k.a. Mahindra I-Rock had announced the country-wide digital band hunt in the month of September and received responses from over 100 bands across the length and breath of the country for its presentation of emerging artists through ‘Tomorrow’s Headliners’.

Destination: Dance

We have all sat in a darkened theatre or from the comfort of our couch watching a range of dance films. Some of them are about competition, some about learning, others romance. But all of them are about aspiration and inspiration and some amazing music.

I'm blessed to be doing what I love: Sindhi Curry

Sindhi Curry aka Pramod Sippy was an early bloomer, who began his musical journey at the age of 14, beginning by playing on tapes, CDs to playing on turntables and of course the digital medium, which is probably the best evidence of his monumental standing.

Rhythm of Love: Anuv Jain

Whether you’re over the moon or in low spirits, there’s an Anuv Jain track to make every day a brighter one. His fans go crazy to the singer – songwriter’s relatable lyrics, expressive songwriting and soothing melodies that masterfully pull at one’s heartstrings. For the Ludhiana lad whose only instrument in his live shows is his guitar or the ukulele, his songs like Baarishein, Riha, Maula, Ocean are soothing to anyone who listens to them. So when words fail, Jain’s nine-track discography is your saving grace.

Master of Hip Hop: Shah Rule

Indian rapper, recording artist, music producer and audio engineer, Shah Rule is one of the finest names from the homegrown hip-hop community. He shot to fame after being in Zoya Akhtar’s ‘Gully Boy’, Bollywood’s first hip-hop film starring Ranveer Singh best remembered for the final epic battle scene with Singh. Shah Rule is famously hailed as Indian hip-hop’s hook master and has steadily carved a niche for himself within the mainstream hip-hop industry.