Code Red are Britain’s latest boy-group sensation and are currently in the process of taking on the rest of the world. Asha Bhosle is the crowned Queen of Indian pop, a singer so versatile that over five decades she’s managed to adjust her vocal expression and style to the times. Together they’ve created history by cutting a love duet titled We can make it, a first of its kind collaboration between an international group and an Indian singer

CRASH CRUNCH HITS CONCERT SCENE
Concerts have been in the news lately. One in particular, the Nadeem-Shravan nite which was held in Dubai last May. Perhaps it was this concert and the heat it generated, or the cash crunch which has hit the film and music industry, or perhaps it’s just the general economic slump in market, whatever be the reasons, concerts have been fewer and less hyped this year.

RECAPTURING AN ERA
Lata Mangeshkar's recent concert in Mumbai
has been recorded in a double album series by Sony Music
The title given to her says it all and sums up her essence - ‘The Nightingale of India’. For over five decades now, Lata Mangeshkar has been regaling music lovers in India and abroad with her golden voice and impeccable singing. Having started her singing career in the late Forties with Master Vinayak’s Marathi film, she gradually rose to become a singing legend, adapting her voice with ease to any style of singing, classical, light or Western.