Features
5 Minutes With: Roska
Known for his distinctive sound that blends garage, grime, house and UK funky London-based Roska is hands down one of the UK’s most accomplished DJs and producers. After working with Rinse for a...
nrtya: “The void between creator and listener must be filled.”
In the last few months, a number of artists have emerged out of the shadows and cemented a foot in the door of the alternative Indian music space. Several of them fall under the umbrella of nrtya, a...
Honesty and Authenticity: Telefon Tel Aviv Lives By These Virtues
“I’m just trying to stay honest with the stuff I’m making,” says Joshua Eustis, better known as Telefon Tel Aviv. “I just try to think about everything I’ve been making with authenticity...
Wild City Singled Out: August 2017
Wild City handpicks the most interesting one-off singles released by artists in South Asia in our monthly feature - Singled Out. If you’d like us to listen to your music, send the relevant info to...
Art Has No Boundaries: Saptan Stories
Most creatives would agree that art, as a whole, has no boundaries. It’s always had a singular ability to bring together those on opposite sides of the same fence; it tends to transcend the idea of...
Dekmantel Festival 2017: The Highs & Lows
Cycling towards Amsterdam Bos, the impressive woodland surrounding the city and spanning over 1000 hectares - we were flooded with excitement... There’s clearly a reason why Dekmantel has become a...
Wild City Singled Out: July 2017
Wild City handpicks the most interesting one-off singles released by artists in South Asia in our monthly feature - Singled Out. If you’d like us to listen to your music, send the relevant info to...
In Profile: Kasra, The Architect of Critical Music
Kasra Mowlavi wouldn’t be where he is today if it wasn’t for his group of friends in the 90s. The founder of Critical Music “dismissed electronic music” as a whole when he was younger, as...
Wild City Singled Out: June 2017
Wild City handpicks the most interesting one-off singles released by artists in South Asia in our monthly feature - Singled Out. If you’d like us to listen to your music, send the relevant info to...
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...