Cowboy and Sailor Man
Chillwave, synth pop. Crass until polished, constantly lost and found.
News
Aarifah Rebello, Apurv Agrawal & Zubin Pastakia Band Together As Long Distances & Release 'Lovesong for an Apocalypse'
While indie-rock, by definition, is supposed to denote not so much the sonics but the way they are supported and promoted – coming from the term independent rock. Over the years, as the very...
_RHL, The Alipore Post, SIRI, Jwala & More Announced For 'Culture Connects'
'Culture Connects', the American Center New Delhi-supported year-long event series by Wild City and MUTEK San Francisco, has just announced a new set of multi-media performances, workshops, panels and...
Jwala Return With Compilation ‘New Light’ Featuring Hedrun, Dolorblind, 4lienetic & More
Jwala, the collective and label of young self-taught internet-raised producers debuted with a lot of vigour in 2017, releasing a rich compilation every month before a release silence following their...
Control ALT Delete Reveals Massive 2019 Lineup
Crowdfunded festival Control ALT Delete has announced the massive lineup for its 11th edition, which will be held on March 9-10 at Roaring Farms, Malad, in Mumbai. Comprising of over 45 acts across 5...
Listen: ‘Where There’s Smoke’ By Jwala
Ten days after announcing themselves as a collective, Jwala have released their 1st debut compilation. Jwala are made up of sparkle&fade (Palash Kothari), Ayush (Aysh Jajoria), chrms (Veer...
Listen: ‘Closet Dancer’ By Cowboy And Sailor Man
Cowboy and Sailor Man has just released his debut EP, ‘Closet Dancer’. The 4-track project, reminscient of Washed Out’s ethereal, calming force is a synth-heavy, chillwave EP. An opulent piece...
Features
Wild City Singled Out: August + September 2020
Wild City handpicks the most interesting tracks released by artists of South Asia and its diaspora in our monthly feature - Singled Out. If you’d like us to listen to your music, send the relevant...
Jwala: “It All Happened Because Of The Internet.”
The boys seem to speak a language of their own. That is to say, they’re talking a vernacular that seems to be fully theirs. The very slang that they exchange with each other, including memes, seems...