Uday Kapur

Waleed Ahmed, aka Janoobi Khargosh, is using his synth-pop project to recreate nostalgic memories from the early days of independent music in Pakistan.

Lahore-based producer Ibrahim Sheikh aka Gentle Robot, is the latest entrant in Pakistan's exciting new music movement.

We caught up with Naved Sheikh to talk about the pressures of fame, his hiatus and now, his impending comeback.

The Baroda-based artist is redefining what a singer-songwriter must sound like.

The MTV EMA award-winner spoke to us about her life, her breakthrough single, and competing in a male-dominated industry.

We read our neighbor's socio-political climate with help from Lahore’s hip-hop star Hassan Amin and Awais Qarni from left-wing organization The Struggle.

Bhopal's Dino James has been raking in the views on Youtube with songs looking to provide "empowerment for men".

The Srinagar-born rapper hopes to revive the artistic identity of the Kashmiri people in an era where conflict has come to define them.

The Scottish-Indian multi-instrumentalist talks about understanding his privilege, while detailing how caste travels with the Indian diaspora.

Sticking with the status quo means we do not have to confront our own complicity at any level.

We chat with Nahim Abdullah on the journey of memes in our country—making a veritable pitstop at K3G memes.

“He was like what Bhagat Singh was to the freedom struggle here in India.” On the 22nd death anniversary of the seminal rapper, we asked a few homegrown artists how Tupac's music informed their creative visions.