This year’s issue features a full-fledged interview with Dot, for example. Dot (mark these words) is an Indian songstress in her early twenties who is likely to get global recognition for the talent she embodies. She’s based in Wales at the moment. But the magazine is not just about straight-up reviews and interviews. “There are also puzzles and word-search games [themed on Indian indie music],” says Sukanya Agrawal, who co-founded AHH along with Aakriti Mehrotra and Joseph Sebastian, adding that their magazine will be printed annually.

That means that once every year, you will get to hold a tangible product that promotes an amorphous art form — music. Not commercial music. You can bet your last paisa that the AHH print magazine will never feature, say, a Punjabi rap sensation or a teenage pop favourite. Instead, if you buy a copy, you will get to know about an artiste you’d probably never heard of before. Read all about it, because they deserve to be heard.      

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