Music band dedicates 'Amitabh uncle' to Big B

Music band dedicates 'Amitabh uncle' to Big B

Mumbai-based music band named Dedh iinch upar has composed a song dedicated to Bollywood's megastar Amitabh Bachchan.

A tribute to the cinematic legend, the song, written by Navin Jha and composed by band's vocalist Charu Moohan, is called "Amitabh uncle".

Produced by AB Fans Foundation, an NGO aimed to promote new talent in music, film and literature, the song is part of the album "Thank you Mumbai", which is the band's way of thanking the city and the people who make it what it is.



Tihar Idol, a talent hunt in jail premises for inmates

Tihar Idol, a talent hunt in jail premises for inmates

Confined within the high walls of Tihar Jail, inmates of the largest prison complex in South Asia, will soon have a chance to sing or compose music in a album, 'Tihar Idol', a talent hunt organised within the jail premises for the inmates.



It's fashion not music for Anu Malek's younger daughter

It's fashion not music for Anu Malek's younger daughter

Unlike her father Anu Malek, who has created is known for his passion fof music, Ada has decided to go for fashion studies.

"My younger girl Ada is going to New York because she wants to learn fashion and I am happy with her decision as it's always good to chase your dreams rather then following the crowd," Malek told IANS.



Sound of music once more - on Indian TV channels

Sound of music once more - on Indian TV channels

Television music channels in India were long ago taken over by adventure, love and fashion-based reality shows. But melody is slowly making a comeback on the small screen thanks to new channels that are offering Bollywood numbers from different eras 24X7.

Sony MIX, 9XM and the newly-launched 9X Jalwa are among those bringing back music to Indian television while focussing on film numbers.



'Independent music getting recognition'

'Independent music getting recognition'

Singer Nikhil D'Souza, who is the voice behind popular songs "Mere Bina", and "Gubbare", says the time is ripe for independent music composers as people are appreciating their work and there is a demand for it.

"These are very exciting times in the field of music. Previously it was ruled by Bollywood, but it is nice to see that independent artists are coming out and doing well," D'Souza told IANS on the phone.



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