Also known as M.M. Kreem
Kreem’s delayed public appearance feels both long overdue and a bit ironic considering he is no stranger to us, in a way even a part of us. The time is ripe for a look-back.
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Amit Trivedi
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15 Hindi Film Songs To Mend Your Broken Heart
From Ja Ja Bewafa to Ja Chudail, a playlist of breakup songs from Hindi cinema
Thoughts On Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl, A Must-Watch
The film is not about combat with cross-border enemies, it is not about effects-heavy war scenes, and it is certainly not about Sunny Deol-esque dialogues
Why Bollywood Composers Have Started Their Own Music Labels
Hindi film music artists are releasing independent, non-film work to express themselves more freely. Is it also a reaction to the tyranny of big music companies?
Times of Music on MX Player is Fun—and a little bit Nostalgic
In this new music reality show, composers of different generations present their take on each other’s songs
10 Hindi Songs That Deserved Better Films
From “Tere Naina” from Chandni Chowk to China to “Haminastu” from Fitoor, these songs deserved better
Amit Trivedi Can't Wait To Work In More South Indian films
The composer of such films as Dev D, Lootera and AndhaDhun says that he wants to use his independent label to release music that films don’t allow him to create
The 10 Best Hindi Film Albums of the Decade
From Udaan to Rockstar to Gully Boy, the best soundtracks of the 2010s either adhered to the more traditional idea of the Hindi film album, or showed a new way of doing it. Plus, Special Mentions
‘A Homage to Bollywood’: Director Ken Scott and Amit Trivedi on the Music of The Ex...
With a quintessential love song and Bollywood party track, Dhanush’s first international film retains its desi feel
“I Think It’s Lame. There’s Nothing Exciting About It.” – Amit Tr...
As part of TapeCast Season 2 by Grey Goose, the two musical sensations discuss their views about Bollywood’s current love of remixes
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Why India is a Different Track for Spotify
The music streaming app from Sweden finds itself in a market, where users are averse to pay online and competition has built scale supported by revenue from other businesses
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Sneha Khanwalkar’s Quest To Find Her Groove
The composer of Gangs of Wasseypur, and Manto, on her long absence from making music, signing another Anurag Kashyap film, fighting battles in her head, and why the whole world should operate on Skype
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