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Ritviz Is Building His ‘Kurta Saree’ Album One Tour Stop at a Time (opens the original)
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The singer-producer’s first full-length album in four years finds him revisiting childhood memories, grappling with present-day anxieties and inviting fans into the creative process Ritviz at the Kurta Saree Dance Party in Australia. Photo: Courtesy of the artist Most album rollouts follow a fairly familiar pattern: announce the record, drop a few singles, tease snippets on social media, release said album and then hit the road. Ritviz is determined to flip that sequence on its head. Speaking to
Bonobo Wanders Between the Future and Past on ‘Distance in Static’ (opens the original)
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On his seventh studio album, Simon Green reflects on 27 years of sonic excavation, and his yearning to finally step off the record-tour treadmill. There are few electronic artists with the ability to make music that simultaneously serves as a somatic release and a siren call to the dancefloor. Simon Green, aka Bonobo, has been doing exactly that for almost three decades. It is perhaps more appropriate to call the Brighton-bred, LA-based DJ-producer a mixed-media craftsman rather than a musician,
Malhar and the Sea 2026 Review: The Festival Evokes Genuine Intimacy (opens the original)
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Across a rain-dampened weekend of music and merriment in Goa, the most memorable moments came when the line between artist and audience dissolved Anup Jalota performs on Day 2 of Malhar and the Sea. All Photos: Courtesy of Malhar and the Sea There’s a sense of languid ease that sets in with the first monsoon showers in Goa, and the folks behind Malhar and the Sea know it so well, they’ve curated their entire festival around it. Now in its third edition, the three-day residential music event has
COVER STORY: The Remarkable Resilience of Jasmine Sandlas (opens the original)
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Her emotionally explosive tracks on ‘Dhurandhar’ may have propelled her back into the cultural canon, but the Punjabi singer-songwriter has spent the last two decades trying to become her own dream girl Before Jasmine Sandlas can walk into a room all calm and confident, she has to make sure the energy feels right. When we meet the Punjabi singer-songwriter at her Mumbai home a few days before her first-ever cover shoot, the ritual is already underway. A meditation playlist hums in the background
Christopher Nolan on Making 'The Odyssey' and Returning to India (opens the original)
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Ahead of its worldwide theatrical release on Jul. 17, 2026, Christopher Nolan, Matt Damon and Tom Holland take us inside the mythology, meaning and making of The Odyssey during their Mumbai premiere. Christopher Nolan, Matt Damon and Tom Holland at ‘The Odyssey’ Mumbai premiere. Photo: Courtesy of Universal Pictures While approaching his rendition of Homer’s centuries-old epic The Odyssey, director Christopher Nolan likely knew he was taking on a journey as daunting as the one smack dab at the s
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