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How did the television programme Music Mojo influence the south Indian music industry?
Note: What follows is one of my earliest essays during my undergraduate degree (December 2, 2022). Where did the indie bands Thaikkudam Bridge and Masala Coffee come from? When and where was their big break? Unlike times of the past, Indie Music has today become a very mainstream category. So what changed? In this paper, I will answer that question in the context of South Indian Indie Music. The rise of independent musicians in the south of the subcontinent coincides with the
Anugrah
Dec 47 min read


Sangeethada Santhe
Community Arts Facilitation - Final Video log Monday, 25 November 2024, 12:00 AM
Anugrah
Nov 221 min read
So What
Friday, 9 August 2024, 10:24 PM What follows is my response to a prompt on my experiences in Arts Education field practice. I am a person who has always wanted to be a learner first all my life. It’s necessary for my life now as I am a student but with respect to my personal interests, it has always been the case. These personal areas of interests of mine are English (language and literature), Education, Computer Programming and Music. English is a subject that I’ve been lea
Anugrah
Nov 223 min read
Visualising the Geographic Distribution of Literary Awards
A GIS project by Anugrah as part of his undergraduate degree.
Anugrah
Nov 51 min read
Myths of Meaning: A Structuralist Reading of Fight Club and WALL-E
“Vanity of vanities, saith the Preacher, vanity of vanities; all is vanity. What do people gain from all their labors at which they toil under the sun?” (Ecclesiastes 1:2-3, KJV) The above declaration that opens the book of Ecclesiastes captures the human anxiety that all the pursuits of man, such as wealth, comfort, goods, are fundamentally meaningless. This primal and persistent fear of the emptiness of human efforts has existed before this theological text and continues in
Anugrah
Nov 27 min read
No Cap: Tracing the Origins of a Modern Lie
The etymology of the word ‘cap’ and its counterpart ‘no cap’ illustrates a significant evolution in modern slang, particularly in music and youth culture. The English lexicon is a constantly changing one and it is driven largely by social media and popular culture in the modern day. What was once confined to the people of an American city have today become ubiquitous, especially among younger generations. While these terms might seem recent to the average gen-z social media u
Anugrah
Oct 194 min read


Left Wanting
What life awaits the poet dreamer, if change grew within, not lacking? How would I have turned out, if elders stuck not to times older?...
Anugrah
Sep 171 min read


The Yellow Tree of Unending Happiness
Written by Anugrah and Deekshitha The yellow tree in front of darshini was my only source of happiness. It sang with the noise of crowds...
Anugrah
Sep 71 min read


Feels on a dying leaf
feels to me: the bricks tied around spread to break - air feels to me noise spike the innermost drums and b r e a k the strongest snare...
Anugrah
Sep 21 min read


Me, I give unto you
Months pass as your thoughts drown me low Unclear sights tarnish this fiery flow To be as I, entrapped. Cleaved dreams collapsed. Give me...
Anugrah
Sep 21 min read


Blood Petal Floating
The grass rotting by, smell his surprise When rain draining shows, his end coming surely As trees grow behind, its leaves bid goodbye...
Anugrah
Sep 21 min read


Nature, Identity, and Emotion: Comparing two Peasant Poets
John Clare and Robert Burns occupy a distinctive position in the Romantic tradition, deeply rooted in the rural and lived experiences of...
Anugrah
Sep 27 min read
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