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Cross Culture Festival to Bring the Music of the Orient to Warsaw
In September, world music returns for the 8th time to Warsaw’s city center. This year’s theme for the Cross Culture Festival (Warszawski Festiwal Skrzyżowanie Kultur in Polish) is: ‘Inspirations: The...
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Pandit Janardan – Raga Yaman
Categories: IndiEarth 'Out There' Music Musicians VideoTags: earthEarthsyncfeaturedHindustani classicalindependent musicIndependent Music (Composition Type)IndiaindieIndiEarthIndiEarth Out TherePandit...
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Showcase Call – Blue Lotus Festival, Pushkar, India
Categories: Events Festivals Music MusiciansTags: Blue Lotus FestivalDe KultureDevotionalfolkGypsyIndiaIndian SufiIndigenous musicPushkarRajasthanShowcaseSpiritualtraditionaltribalIndiEarth...
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Culture Quake at IOMMA & Sakifo 2013
There’s something to be said for tectonic shifts despite their underlying notion of destructiveness. They created the world as we know it today and it seems the time for others might be ripe. We mean...
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World Music Day Special – Sounds of The Indian Ocean
Today for World Music Day, Nada Brahma and IndiEarth have joined forces to do something extra special for our root music enthusiasts. Featuring an exclusive selection of artists from regions such as...
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In Conversation with Oikyotaan
Sarawak – “The Land of the Hornbills”. Situated on the mythical island of Borneo, it is a land cloaked in pristine natural beauty, alive with the music of the forest, the birds, the people. It is this...
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The F16′s – Live From The Purple Fest
Categories: Events IndiEarth 'Out There' Interviews Music Music Reviews Musicians Reviews Special Features Tips & Advice - Musicians VideoTags: ChennaiChennai Live 104.8...
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Decoding Thermoboy: Living In Limbo
Thermoboy is an intriguing balancing act. Instead of doing a trepid tightrope walk with a unified aural vision, they prefer to straddle it, striking a unique form in between genres. One foot remains...
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Sounds of the IndieGround: Bondage, Human Bondage
It was the late seventies in India, and much like a rolling stone, the rock movement in the country was swiftly gathering momentum. A young teenage girl by the name of Radha Thomas was about to see her...
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Then Shuttlcock Boys, Now X – Hemant Gaba In Conversation
Shuttlecock Boys is the story of 4 friends with a common love for Badminton, who one day embark upon a journey that is life changing. Truly inspired by his very own life, the film afforded its...
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IndiEarth XChange: Defining The Way Forward
The second edition of IndiEarth XChange came to a spectacular close on Sunday 8th December after three days of intense conferences, workshops, showcase performances, screenings and think tank sessions...
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XChange Through the Lense: Tasher Desh
The beauty of poetry, and much of its enjoyment, is perhaps coyly concealed within a poem’s open endedness, its capacity to be enjoyed on multiple levels, the different layers to its meaning, its...
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Media Talks Back: Priyanka Shetty
A picture says a thousand words, as the old phrase goes. The iconic image of Paul Simonon from The Clash smashing his bass guitar is an image that will forever stay etched on the pages of rock music...
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Media Talks Back: The Super Moop
A refreshing read that is as well written as it is devilishly witty, The Super Moop’s music blog Moop City is an independent and opinionated voice that stands out in the sea of mediocre content that...
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Gulabi Gang: In Conversation with Nishtha Jain
What does it mean to be a feminist? This word has a tendency to conjure up several different images, and often times rather grossly distorted stereotypes of women with hairy legs burning bras and...
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Tomato Garlic Onion Curcuma: When Audio Pervert Met Psychorigid
“I met Audio Pervert when he came to IOMMA 2013. He was wearing this t-shirt with the logo of Black Flag, I asked him if he knew that band, he knew the band and listened to the music. I was impressed...
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The Independent Spirit: In Conversation with Jody Ackland
It’s certainly not easy to carve out your own pathway in life. Forge your own road. Go your own way while marching to your own drum beat. But those with the passion and courage to do so are those few...
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Striking a Chord: IndiEarth On Screen
Three films. Three cities. Three different perspectives on one topic. The next edition of IndiEarth On Screen happening on Thursday March 27th will weave through the voices of three different...
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Hear Ye, Gig-Goer! You Have The Power
Perhaps what the average gig-going audience tends to forget is just how much power actually lies within their hands. *The power to make or break an artist. *The power to make a gig, show or concert a...
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Starting from Scratch: The Curious Case of DJ Skip
It has often befuddled me — though perhaps it shouldn’t anymore — how one’s success in this industry can often be determined by every factor apart from talent and skill. Hang with the right people?...
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