Just two Bangalore boys trying to share our love for music with the world. TwoPeasants is our duo, and there is a story to it, so keep reading :) We, Kush (PeasantOne) and Bhav (PeasantTwo), have been the best of friends since we were in diapers (or Chaddi Buddies, as we call it in India). Our love for dance music started somewhere around the 7th grade when we still referred to pop music as dance music :P

We shared a deep connection over music and enjoyed partying together - where we would always be the first ones to be asked to play music and would gladly oblige. Those were the days when we recorded mix tapes and played them at parties which also allowed us to slyly impress the women folk :)

From tapes to then using Vinyls, CDs and now USBs, we have come a long way in our collection of music, individually and together. We have played at many events at various nightclubs in Bangalore, Madrid and Toronto and enjoyed playing at some of our friends’ weddings (hello, Bollywood nights!) Corporate and college gigs have also been other avenues for us to perform.

Through this channel, we would like to share our love for music, all genres included.

Welcome to the ARCHIVE OF INDIAN MUSIC (AIM) – the repository of gramophone recordings of India!
AIM seeks to digitize and preserve for posterity the valuable slices of India’s cultural history and musical heritage. The Archive is a custodian of these treasures and makes these available for all through its different dissemination arms. 
Come, join us in this fascinating exploration of an era that has gone by, listen to some of the best voices and the most divine instruments of this country cutting across various genres- Hindustani classical, Carnatic classical, Theatre, Early cinema, Folk and the rest! 


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Beat Hierarchy aka Lubomir Jabbanda is an Experimental Bass Music producer straight outta Bangalore.

Best described as a sonic potluck, Beat Hierarchy’s eponymous project brings together a motley bunch of artists for one big family dinner.

Underlying all that tasty diversity is a love affair with bass - heavy, heady, rib-rattling bass. Add seasoning to that - ridiculously catchy tunes, and a plethora of off-kilter collaborations and you get one heck of a party.

Contact - beathierarchy@gmail.com (To Book or Collaborate)

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