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Aditya Modak’s Practice-Led Career: When Classical Training Meets the Working World

Aditya Modak’s path links riyaz, a day job, teaching and a film role—without treating any one of them as a shortcut to the other.

NOV 14, 2026 · 9 MIN READ
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02 — ESSAYS & DISPATCHES118 RECENT STORIES
11 min
#ARTIST STORIES·#INDUSTRY· SEP 29, 2026

How Seedhe Maut Built Delhi Hip-Hop’s Most Enduring Duo

From a Delhi cypher to Bayaan, Nayaab and Lunch Break, Encore ABJ and Calm built Seedhe Maut through a rare creative partnership: distinct voices, trusted producers, a deep catalogue and a live community.

11 min
#INDUSTRY· SEP 27, 2026

How Much Do 1 Million Spotify Streams Pay in India?

One million Spotify streams from India may generate roughly ₹50,000–₹70,000 in recording royalties before distributor fees, splits and taxes—but Spotify does not have a fixed per-stream rate. Here is how to estimate it properly.

10 min
#EVENTS·#INDUSTRY· SEP 25, 2026

How Hanumankind Turned One Global Moment Into a Long-Term Artist Opportunity

Before Big Dawgs went global, Sooraj Cherukat had years of open mics, independent releases and scene-building behind him. His story answers the difficult question every viral artist faces: what happens after the spike?

10 min
#INDUSTRY· SEP 24, 2026

How Anuv Jain Turned Bedroom Songs Into a Live-Music Phenomenon

Anuv Jain’s path from a self-written YouTube single to sold-out tours shows how intimate songwriting, patience, audience context and a disciplined live format can turn listeners into a crowd.

11 min
#CAREERS· SEP 23, 2026

Karan Kanchan’s Producer Playbook: How Beatmakers Become Artists, Brands and Scene Builders

Karan Kanchan’s career shows how a beatmaker can become more than a background credit: build a signature sound, serve artists well, perform live, create a platform and strengthen a whole scene.

13 min
#INDUSTRY· SEP 23, 2026

The Rise of Regional Indie: Why Tamil, Malayalam, Punjabi, Bengali and Assamese Music Is Travelling Further

Tamil, Malayalam, Punjabi, Bengali and Assamese artists are not crossing over by becoming less local. They are travelling because their language, community and sound give listeners something distinct to find.

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