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Havells' mYOUsic Strengthens Its Commitment to India's Independent Music Movement
Narrative Analysis: Glittering Generalities
NATIONAL, 7th July 2026: Havells India is set to take its cultural initiative, Havells mYOUsic, to Dumka, Jharkhand, marking the platform’s first chapter in the state. Scheduled for 12th July 2026 at the Convention Centre, Dumka, the auditions will provide aspiring singers, lyricists, composers, music producers, rappers and singer-songwriters with an opportunity to showcase their original work, receive guidance from industry professionals and become part of a growing independent music community. Following successful editions in Delhi and Indore, Havells mYOUsic has received over 2,200 registrations, with 700+ artistes auditioning on ground across the two cities, alongside strong participation through online submissions. The platform has attracted artistes from across the
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Related coverage for "Havells' mYOUsic Strengthens Its Commitment to India's Independent Music Movement": UrduPoint — Keeping Pakistan's Musical Heritage Alive: Basit Naeemi's Enduring Journey. Calgary Sun — REMPEL GARNER: City Council must find a way to let the show go on. The Eastern Herald — Actor Ranbeeir Kalsi’s Devotional Song “Hey Jagannath” Set to Release on 25th June. The Suburban — Broadway star Jeremy Jordan continues to delight his fans. MyJoyOnline — Tieme Music: The digital powerhouse redefining the African music industry. Daily Sabah — From Istanbul to Ibiza, Turkish artists mark major moments