Remembering Bhupen Hazarika: Assam’s Musical Legend
On Wednesday, Assamese music icon Bhupen Hazarika was remembered on his 14th death anniversary, with…
Zaraasi Aahat Hoti Hai Lyrics | Haqeeqat | Lata Mangeshkar | 1964
“Zara Si Aahat Hoti Hai” is one of the most hauntingly beautiful expressions of longing…
Bangladeshi Artists Revive the Album Era Through New Releases
The era of cassette tapes and CDs may have faded, but the culture of full-length…
After his death, Johnny became Blue Skies in Stargill Simpson.
After pledging to release only five albums under his own name, the Grammy-winning shape-shifter returns…
Meghdal and Chandrabindoo Share Historic Stage in Kolkata
The GD Birla Sabhagar auditorium in Kolkata became the backdrop for a rare cultural convergence on 5 September as Bangladeshi alternative rock group Meghdal took the stage alongside West Bengal’s celebrated outfit Chandrabindoo. Titled Megher Shongge Chader Dekha (The Cloud Meets the Moon), the collaborative concert brought together two generations of artists and listeners from […]
Begum Akhtar: The Timeless Voice Behind the Ghazal
Ghazal became more than music in Begum Akhtar’s voice. It became an intimate language of…
Vibha Sengupta, a Dedicated Voice of Rabindra Sangeet, Dies at 94
Veteran Indian Rabindra Sangeet singer Vibha Sengupta has died at the age of 94. She…
AR Rahman’s Bengaluru Comeback Turns Into a Musical Celebration
AR Rahman returned to Bengaluru after an eight-year gap, delivering a memorable evening of music…
Bahadur Hussain Khan: A Sarod Legacy Across Bengal and Beyond
In the vast tradition of South Asian classical music, some musicians leave behind more than…
Begum Akhtar: The Timeless Voice Behind the Ghazal
Ghazal became more than music in Begum Akhtar’s voice. It became an intimate language of the heart, carrying love, longing, sorrow and quiet resentment with an emotional intensity that few singers have matched. Decades after her death, her recordings continue to resonate with listeners across the Indian subcontinent. Known as the ‘Malika-e-Ghazal’, or Queen of […]
