“Gutter” prod. whosevan

GrownUPS

Murane Athma - Understanding BhangraChip

PERFORMED BY UDBHAV, KUNS
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PRODUCED BY KUNS
PHOTO BY BHAKTI

FOLLOW SHASTRIJI: https://soundcloud.com/shaastriji
MUSIC VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pbnZym2zj0

ALL THIS FUCKING WHILE
I KNOW ITS BEEN A WHILE
CHASING MY THOUGHTS 
LIVING MY LIES 
WE BEEN DRIFTING ALL OUR LIFE
THE PIECES I ALIGN
THE WAVE I'VE BEEN TYRING TO FIND
SINCE I WAS A CHILD
I STAY IN MY HEAD
I PUT UP A FIGHT

ALL THE FUCKING TIME
THE ANSWERS TRY DEFINE ME
I JUST WANT TO FIND ME

SHE JUST WANNA DO THE DRAMA
SHE BE TEACHING 'BOUT KARMA
JUST WANNA TAKE OFF HER PYJAMAS
VACAY IN BAHAMAS, DO A LITTLE PHARMA
WATCHING ALL THESE RAPPERS IN THEIR BLACK SKINS
WAY TOO MUCH BOOTY IN THIS RAP VID
FAVORITE COLOUR BLACK AND I'M BROWN SKINNED 
I JUST WANNA HANG OUT WITH THE GOLF KIDS
SMOKE A LITTLE SOMETHING THEN YOU MY BITCH
I JUST WANNA FUCK SOME GOTH CHICKS
ROCK WITH CYRUS MILEY THAT SHIT SOLID 
MY POCKETS FULL OF MOLLY TELL NOBODY 
ALL THESE RIELLIES RIDING PUSSY GOT MY PENIS FLACCID
ALL THESE FLASHING LIGHTS IN MY EYES 
IMMA FLYBY IN MY MARUTI SUZUKI 
I'M IN A MOVIE, I'M SO HIGH (YEAH)
HEAVEN  OR HELL, I'M IN A JACUZZI
WATCHING THE SUNSET OVER THESE BEACHES 
WALKING ALONE I'M OVER THESE BITCHES 
FUCKING PARADOXICAL, ISN'T IT

COME TO ME ft. Udbhav

somewhere between piya I and piya II

http://soundcloud.com/sulkstation

Sulk Station - Piya (_RHL EDIT)

nrtya 245 - 248 

Artwork | Sakina Bootwala

Mixing | South Block Studios
Mastering | Krimson Avenues Studios

This week's release is an intriguing EP by Bombay based producer Adam Jai Malvi aka Blame Adam. The EP, Asura Part 2 is aimed to question one's mind not posing as any side, neither the darkness nor the light. It contains a myriad of various sounds, aiming to create a mood while charting unconventional pathways.

Blame Adam - Blue Cheese Police

Kaali Duniya - VOID

Sweetheart Grips

Gum Hua Main

The very first draft of this compilation was being workshopped by the end of June, 2019. The world was in a precarious place then too, but by the time we had arrived at an LP ready for release it was being plunged headfirst into a new era. The abrogation of Article 370 in Kashmir, followed by the attempted re-writing of India’s citizenship laws had spawned the first sustained wave of protests in India since Prime Minister Modi and his NDA government had assumed power in 2014.

So we stayed its release, feeling that maybe this was not the moment for a compilation that dwelt so heavily on the interior lives of artists. Then, before any of us could catch our breath, the new year brought in its own fresh wave of disasters and a global pandemic. Now, as we watch the shock doctrine be applied in its crudest form all around us, the quaintness of this compilation has taken on new meaning.

What started as an exciting first step in our plans for the new decade is now a time capsule. Those moments in the album that seemed wary of the future now sound like moments of premonition. The silly and fun parts are welcome reprieve to the mood of the planet nowadays. But the album is underscored by an unawareness of just how much the world was going to change.

The 12 track FRNDS & FMLY ’20 offers a broader sonic palette compared to our first compilation (F&F’16) cutting through genres, mood and intent. While the label regulars follow their own tangents, new recruits in Flekke, Jevan Antony, Akrti and Murane Athma x Aniruddha Prabhu further expand the sound of  Consolidate.

_RHL - Aye Mere Mere

In this collaborative single, (BRASHT), Azaad Forward Bloc featuring Nizam Rabby have declared the space they are going to occupy with their agony-filled yet concern raising flows representing the thinking of the youth. 

Their concerns range from rising police brutality to nature being axed,
scams run by the government to innovations done for greed and not welfare.

This rising awareness of the wrong in the society is well observed by the youth across borders and hence a collaboration with Nizam Rabby from Bangladesh highlights the corruption through politically stimulating lyrics.

A crucial lyric from the song, “Jeneka Tarika dekh ke, Na Kisko Maaro”
that translates to “Don’t kill anyone on the basis of their lifestyle” is what AFB speaks about throughout their work.

Show us your allegiance in exposing the real nature of our civilisation - Brasht.

Credits:
Penned: Mc Machandi , Mc Awaaz & Nizam Rubby
Music: C4GE
Mixed and Mastered: C4GE
Lyrical Video Production: Creative Mastak Productions

BRASHT - AZAAD FORWARD BLOC ft. NIZAM RABBY ( Prod. By C4GE )

*Motion in Emotion*

Independent music label and talent agency showcasing Indian independent music.

Send us your demos at -
sharan@nrtya.in

Blame Adam - Blue Cheese Police

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