Aan Tiwari honoured with Best Child Actor award for Baal ShivMusic
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Grammy winner FINNEAS: Creating new James Bond theme song was dream come true (IANS Interview)
Singer-songwriter-producer FINNEAS managed to fill his shelf with five Grammys this year. His success story continues, with him bagging a James Bond theme song now.
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Anushka Sharma trolled over Bengali folk song used in 'Bulbbul'
?Anushka Sharma and her new film on Netflix, "Bulbbul", are facing social media flak over the lyrics of an age-old Bengali folk song used in the film.
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Rolling Stones warn Trump not to use their songs
Legendary British rockband, the Rolling Stones have warned US President Donald Trump that he could face legal action if he continues using their songs at his campaign rallies, the media reported said on Sunday.
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EDM duo Lost Stories ready with new song 'Noor'
Rishab Joshi and Prayag Mehta, or the EDM duo Lost Stories, have come up with their new song, "Noor".
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Arjun Kanungo wrote 12 songs during lockdown, is 'ready for 2021'
Known for belting out hits like "Khoon choos le", "Baaki baatein peene baad" and most recently "Fursat hai aaj bhi", singer Arjun Kanungo says he has been "super productive" amid the lockdown and has penned 12 tracks.
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When Subhi's demo song made it as the final cut (Ld)
Indo-American singer Subhi has come up with a new single, titled "Naqaab". The track was entirely conceptualised and shot during lockdown.
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When Surbhi's demo song made it as the final cut
Indo-American singer Surbhi has come up with a new single, titled "Naqaab". The track was entirely conceptualised and shot during lockdown.
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M Jayachandran: Music plays a key role in 'Sufiyum Sujatayum'
Veteran composer M Jayachandran says each song in the upcoming Malayalam film "Sufiyum Sujatayum" has been crafted carefully and resonates with the tone of the narrative.
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Lewis Capaldi has been writing new music and squatting for fitness
Singer Lewis Capaldi has been trying his best to get into shape. He is currently practising squatting.
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Special song pays tribute to COVID frontline workers
Celebrities including Rajniesh Duggall, Krushna Abhishek, Raju Srivastava, Urvashi Dholakia and Mugdha Godse have come together for a special song titled "Jai Hind Jai Bharat" to pay tribute to the frontline warriors in the battle against the COVID-19 pan
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Bappi Lahiri on working with Kishore Kumar on his last song
Veteran composer-singer Bappi Lahiri has a happy last memory of Kishore Kumar. He recalls how the legendary playback singer-actor made everyone laugh while recording their last song together.
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Sonal Chauhan was originally meant to sing with Arjun Kanungo
Actress Sonal Chauhan's music video "Fursat hai aaj bhi" with singer Arjun Kanungo is out now. She says the original plan was for her to sing with Arjun rather than just appear in the video.
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Sachin-Jigar recreate Euphoria's evergreen track 'Maeri'
Music-composer duo Sachin-Jigar have recreated the popular song "Maeri", originally recorded by Palash Sen and his band Euphoria for their 2000 album Phir Dhoom.
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Bang Bang Romeo, Electric Enemy, Germein line up virtual gigs
Australian sister band Germein, London-based band Electric Enemy and the Doncaster band Bang Bang Romeo have lined up virtual gigs for Indian music lovers.
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Guru Randhawa pens lyrics for Punjabi singer Barbie Maan
Popular singer Guru Randhawa has lent support to Punjabi singer Barbie Maan by writing the lyrics of her upcoming song "Teri gali".
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Reggae star Conkarah: I have an arsenal of rhythmic beats
Reggae star Conkarah, whose song "Banana" with Jamaican reggae sensation Shaggy has been trending for a while, doesn't plan to slow down. He says he has an arsenal of ,beats that he is ready to release to the world, to generate good vibrations.
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'Aarya' OST has a song inspired by Bhagavad Gita
Composer Vishal Khurana has shared the importance of "The Bhagavad Gita Song" in the Sushmita Sen-starrer web series "Aarya".
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Akasa, Raftaar's new song 'Naiyyo' out now
Singer Akasa and rapper Raftaar have dropped "Naiyyo", their first song together.
