Digitalkids, is the solo project of Jack (drummer for Tripwire). Formed in 2007, it is all about ambient, break beats and dream pop music.

Says Jack, “My music basically reflects love. But it also reflects a lot of other things, mundane things. It’s the type of music which makes you sit back, relax and enjoy yourself when you’re on a trip (pun intended :P). Randomness is beautiful”. Some of his influences are Chicane, The Chemical Brothers, Schiller and The Prodigy. 

Like what you hear? Listen to more songs on his MySpace, here. 

Here’s presenting the lush and dreamy “Lemonade”, one of the songs on CocoRosie’s upcoming album ‘Grey Oceans’ (releasing next month). To be honest, this sounds like the band’s best work yet, and is one of the best songs we’ve heard (by any band) in the recent past. Can’t wait for the album to come out!

You can download the song for free at this location.

You’ve already heard “Blue Memories” from his debut album, ‘Transcend’. Now listen to “Inner World”, from Sridhar’s other solo project, ‘Melakartha’. It’s something different and definitely worth a listen!

Liked what you heard? Listen to more of his tracks here.

Also, watch out for Sridhar’s interview to be up on Split Magazine soon!

Listen to “The Bomb Song” from Them Clones’s debut album ‘Love. Hate. Heroes’. You should also check out the music video for the song.

For those of you who want a sneak peek into what went into the making of the video, click here.

“Kawwali Roxx” is a track by artist, Rishi Nirvikalpa. Rishi is a songwriter based in Delhi.

Links to download his tracks are on his group on Facebook and you can join it here. If you’re not on Facebook, then stalk him on his MySpace, here.

“Njan Aara”, a delectable track by Avial, from their self-titled debut album. Definitely worth a listen. Or many listens, for that matter.

Listen to Avial and more of your favourite Indian rock bands on Split Radio.

“Think King” is a track by the Mumbai-based band Aftertaste. After being true devotees of the Sunday Morning Mass and singing in the parish choir, four youngsters came together to form this band and, well, the rest is history :)

Check out an interview they did with Split Magazine in October 2006, here.

“God Overdosed on One Prayer Too Many” by October. An upcoming alternative rock band from Delhi, October won the second place at the Synchronicity 2008 festival (IIT Kanpur), and had an impressive outing at this year’s Livewire (IIT Bombay) eliminations as well. Definitely a band on the rise.

For more from the band, check out their MySpace: http://myspace.com/octobergopi

After being covered by many top music artists like Aerosmith and Michael Jackson, one of the coolest Beatles tracks, “Come Together” (from ‘Abbey Road’) has now been rehashed by one of our very own bands, Rosemary. Rosemary have just won the Livewire ‘09 rock competition at IIT Bombay this month. A win well deserved! :)

For more on the band, check them out on their MySpace - http://myspace.com/rosemaryprofile