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The Yellow Diary: An Indian band’s Australian chapter
The Yellow Diary (TYD) have spent a decade turning personal experiences into poetry, and now for the first time, Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane are...
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Nishant Mittal: The vinyl archivist bringing Indian grooves to Perth
nishant mittal I’ve always been a massive Usha Iyer (Uthup) fan. It was her much requested Auwa Auwa that first introduced me to her irresistible...
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Grammys 2026: All the Indian links that took the stage
Grammys 2026 It’s the biggest music awards show of the year - one that us commoners watch mainly to gasp (for good reasons and bad)...
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All for love…
...of the art. Australian singer Rachael Leahcar sings an Ilaiyaraaja composition for Sydney film-maker Julian Karikalan’s debut film, 'Love and Love Only'. RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA reports
A storyteller from Canberra
An Indo-Australian film on migrant life, 'Salt Bridge' competes with the biggies for a place at the Oscars. RAKA SARKHEL reports
Bhakti music for the Grammys
Melbourne-based bhajan singer heads to LA. SAHANA GHOSH reports
Blues, spiced with Hindustani
Canadian musician Harry Manx brought his particular brand of fusion and his mohan veena to the MEMO Music Hall in St Kilda, writes APARNA ANANTHUNI
Zero makes Tushar a hero
Sydney boy Tushar Apte strikes it big with Chris Brown song, writes KALYANI WAKHARE
Monks making music
Dynamic NZ duo Monk Party set to visit Perth, writes GRAHAK CUNNINGHAM
Embracing Mr Life
Shriram Iyer is a multifaceted artist bringing a new age of music to the fore, writes USHA RAMANUJAM ARVIND
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