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Continuing the 600-year-old qawwali tradition in his family, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan has been widely credited with introducing Sufi music to an international audience. Popularly known as Shahenshah-e-Qawwali, Khan has been hailed by many as one of the greatest singers ever recorded. He possessed a tremendous vocal range and could perform at a high level of intensity for several hours without a break. His hypnotic and powerful voice has inspired a new generation of qawwali lovers who still swear by his name, despite his death in 1997. We relive Khan's legacy with this collection of his best work.

Beyond Mumbai's chart-topping soundtracks lie a wealth of fresh Indian fire. Diversity is the keyword—a range of genres, languages and regions come together with boundary-breaking ideas to make up this list of top new tracks. Our editors regularly update this playlist, so if you hear something you like, add it to your library.

If you’re after just the hits, this is where you’ll find them: a handpicked selection of Indian pop's biggest songs of the past few years. Our editors update this playlist regularly, so if you hear something you like, add it to your library.

In the past, film music dictated the sound of Indian popular music. Today, an independent scene flourishes with fresh talent, resulting in a rapidly diversifying movement that serves as an alternative to movie soundtracks. Consider this a taster’s menu of the cream of the crop for your listening pleasure, and celebrate the festival of lights with music that is making waves.

The 2010s were a thrilling decade for Indian indie. As more artists turned to social media for inspiration—and distribution of their work—the appetite for new sounds kept growing. Away from Bollywood’s dazzling lights, the likes of seasoned fusioneers Indian Ocean were joined by a wave of budding creatives stretching between prog-rock and Nepali folk. DIVINE catapulted from Mumbai’s streets to stardom with glorious gully rap, while Nucleya consistently pulled bass-fuelled blends in new directions. And Dhruv Visvanath cooked up fizzy, guitar-fuelled alt-pop that found fans far and near.

India’s electronic artists and DJs walk a deft balancing act, dipping into folk-fusion EDM to get clubs and festivals grooving. While some producers are strongly rooted in pop, Bollywood and even Indian classical roots, others push forward as they explore the outer limits of drum ’n’ bass, deep house and techno. Our collection of Indian Dance Hits is updated regularly. If you hear something you like, add it to your library.