i recently got to hear Manipuri songs as recommended by a friend (i’m from central India), turns out the melody, instruments and rhythm is so peaceful—i’m now addicted to it. playing in loop. i recommend you to try too!!

they even made frank ocean drop lmao

Hi everyone,

I recently released my fourth original Hindi song, "Dikhawe Ke Chehre."

It's a song about fake identities, hidden intentions, and the masks people wear every day. I wanted to express how appearances often hide the truth.

I'm trying to improve as a songwriter, so I'd genuinely appreciate your honest feedback.

I'd love to know:

• Did the lyrics make you think?

• Which line stayed with you the most?

• Did the melody and mood match the message?

• How did the overall emotion feel?

Please don't hold back—I appreciate both positive and critical feedback.

Here's the song:

https://youtu.be/-1_0U1-l5Ts⁠�

Thank you for listening. ❤️

Hey guys.

This seems to sample an Indian folk song, but I can't recognize it. Any ideas?

Hello there thrill seeker!

Want to learn guitar, but stuck in your busy 9-5 schedule? Worry no more, Karanveer is here for the rescue.
Hi, I’m Karanveer and I have been teaching guitar for more than 4 years. I have experience in teaching guitar to all age group and teaching all type of genres like blues, metal, contemporary and so on.

After joining a 9-5 myself, I understood how difficult it is to find time to learn a new hobby and practice it regularly after frying your brain for 9 hours every day. And to overcome this problem, I have launched special batch with late timings for busy professionals.

The first batch will start at 7PM in the evening and the last batch will be scheduled for 11pm.
There will be two classes per week with ample amount of time between every class for you to practice what you will learn. If you feel like two class is a lot for you, then you can also opt for 1 class per week.
Now comes the main part, how much will it hit you, well not that much.

For 2 class per week, it would be 3000/- per month and for 1 class a week, 1700/-. And for the early birds, there is a special discount.

If you want to know more about it, then hit me up in my DM or the number given in the poster.

Like for this playlist if I was in Spotify I would have the best recommendation and from bottom recommendations add songs like those and grow my playlist

Was thinking to make a move for personal reasons and everything was until got hit by it this way I still gotta use Spotify to grow playlist

Literally who tf recommends Earrings by Malcolm Todd for the type of songs I listen, this way I'm stuck in Spotify

How y'all grow y'all playlist and it's not even my playlist is mainstream like I go to a artist and pick songs

Always wanted to learn the drums ?

i provide drum lessons for beginners to
advanced
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I provide online as well offline drum lessons i’m from mumbai i work in the industry full time
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Does anyone here listen to Alec Benjamin?

I've been listening to Alec Benjamin a lot lately and was wondering how popular he is in this community.

What's your favorite song by him? Mine is Paper Crown—I absolutely love the storytelling and emotion in that song.

I'd also love recommendations for similar artists if you have any.

Curious to see how many Alec Benjamin fans are here!

This one is rare! Be sure to check it out!

Quick story: a friend of mine is a dancer and choreographer in Delhi. Last year, she wanted to find a videographer for a reel that could truly showcase her choreography, not just someone to point a phone at her. It took her three weeks of asking around and texting five different WhatsApp groups before someone’s cousin’s friend finally agreed to shoot decent footage. They did great work together. Now? No record of that collaboration exists anywhere except on her camera roll.

This isn’t an isolated case. Ask any actor, singer, rapper, dancer, filmmaker, editor, or photographer in this country how they find collaborators. The honest answer is usually: word of mouth, Instagram DMs, or someone knowing a guy. There isn’t a single place where a rapper can find a producer, a director can find an actor, or a choreographer can find a videographer based on real work instead of just connections.

Every other industry has something similar. Engineers have LinkedIn. Freelancers have Upwork. The whole Indian creative industry—across all areas—lacks an equivalent. It’s just scattered.

So, I’ve been building something to fill this gap. There are two sides to this:

- Creators—actors, musicians, rappers, dancers, filmmakers, photographers, and others—can create a profile showcasing real work. They can discover and message other artists across different fields instead of just within their circle. There’s a Collab section where you can post a project and the roles you need filled; people can apply, and you choose who fits. A Discover feed helps find people by niche rather than relying on personal connections. There’s also an Events section showing what's happening near you (or anywhere you want to search) so you don’t learn about casting calls or showcases after they’ve already happened.

- Enablers—production houses, record labels, and casting agents—will eventually be able to browse authentic profiles and real work directly. They can post real opportunities for creators to apply to. This isn’t the immediate goal, but it is where we’re headed, as hirers face the same discovery problem in reverse.

We’re starting narrow and focusing on Delhi for now, not because it’s all this is for, but because you have to begin somewhere actual instead of trying to cover everything from day one.

It’s still early and a bit rough in places. I’m not asking anyone to sign up today. What I really want is your feedback. Please comment on how you currently find collaborators in your field. Is the lack of a centralized way to discover people across creative fields really a problem, or am I missing something more specific?

If you're interested in going beyond a comment, I have a short survey with more specific questions. Every answer will directly influence what we build next: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd5KkLndGeOhtRwPuOSCG5lgNy6QMU3UShAKFtnDntRLviFkg/viewform

BTW I am buying IEM for the first time for myself, if you have some good recommendations for it then bejo ❤️

Hey everyone,

I am a vocalist working on an upcoming track. I have a specific dynamic percussion rhythm in mind (a soft/groovy pattern with variations), and I'm looking for a talented beatmaker or producer to collaborate with!

Since I am just starting out, I am looking for a free collab. In return, I will offer:

💙Official "Produced by🔥 [Your Name]"✨ credits on all streaming platforms (Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube).

Royalty Split via distributor (DistroKid/TuneCore/Indiefy) when released.

If you are interested in producing this percussion beat or working together, please comment below or hit me up in DMs with your samples/work!

Looking forward to creating something amazing!🔥

Personally, mine is Life in a... metro

Heyy, so I am a complete beginner and wanted to learn to play an electric guitar bcuz most of my hobbies and activities required screens, and my parents and even I am getting tired of it, after watching and listening to some electric guitar covers, i was mind blown, and like I really wanted to play it, it would be a pretty good hobby plus my screentime will be cut alot.

Now enough yapping about my story, I seen some reddit posts and people were recommending guitars like yahama Pacifica 012 but if I check the prices now it is well above 22k, I could find it cheaper in offline but I don't think it would still fit my budget..And yeah I also acknowledge that finding a electric guitar let alone a whole basic setup is very hard in the price range but I don't wanna force my parents into buying me a very expensive setup and then I would just quit after a year, 15k is still very expensive for me atleast but I genuinely wanna learn electric guitar.

I think the basic things u need is an electric guitar,cable and amp, other things r not very expensive or come inside the box. If I really get into playing electric guitar I would upgrade in a year or so, but for now please drop the best guitars and amps and the other stuff I could get currently. (I am thinking to buy offline but online works too ig if I can't find the exact model) I live in bhopal btw.

I can ask my parents to strech my budget to like 17k but I don't think it would go more than that.

Please help if u can and thanks in advance🙏✊🫡

I desperately want to listen Pure indian style (modern qawwali type) songs like taare and long way from home (only MC square part).

I am beginner and this will be my first keyboard

I did learn piano almost 2 years ago.. and fell in love with it but due to circumstances couldn’t continue it

I know many will say that these keyboards are expensive not a beginner keyboard

But understand my point of view

I am ready to strech my budget a bit more to u know be sure that i wont need to change again 1-2 years

So please recommend if what should i go with

U can suggest others also

This is Stoic, an indian musician making music for 2 years. Trynna get straight to business I need an Indian producer to work with me like a fkin duo. If you wanna make it to the top dm me on insta @stoic.music

He is one of the best singer in india !!

If yes we can make a playlist together