This World Music Day, Gaana, India’s most loved music streaming app, is paying an ode to the world’s diverse and rich culture with a specially curated playlist called “Gaana World Tour”, featuring top ...

Gaana caters to music lovers of all genres, be it Western Pop, Indian Classical, Retro, Hip Hop or the Blues - you name it, they have it! It is incredible the way users across the globe have taken to ...

On this week’s episode of Gadgets 360 podcast Orbital, we talk with Spotify Head of Market Operations in India Akshat Harbola and Gaana CEO Sandeep Lodha on the music streaming scene in the country.

Gaana Music streaming app, in partnership with Google Playstore, on Monday launched an instant app for music lovers who want to experience it without downloading it. Also, read: Realme X and Realme 3i ...

Times Internet’s music streaming website Gaana has opened up its developer platform letting developers access more than three million songs from its catalog to create apps. The site is now asking ...

The music is predominantly focused on Indian genres — such as Tamil, Telgu and Punjabi — and Times Internet has support from many of the country’s top labels for that. All of Gaana’s Indian music ...

NEW DELHI: Music app Gaana has taken a lead to bring Voice Assistant on its interface. This feature has been in beta for the last 3 months and seeing overwhelming success, Gaana has now released this ...

Silicon Valley technology giant Apple has added Gaana and JioSaavn music streaming services to Homepod Mini smart speakers. With this move, Homepod Mini users in India can stream over 100 million ...

Music in non-Hindi, regional languages is fast catching up with Indian consumers, according to a new report by Gaana, the audio streaming service owned by Times Internet Ltd. The category accounted ...

The past year was a revolutionary one in terms of music and listening behaviours. After a massive low during the 2000s, the recorded music industry has been regaining colours for the last decade. We ...

Gaana CEO Prashan Agarwal is exiting the Times Internet-owned music streaming service. He joined Gaana as its CEO in May 2016. "After an amazing 5 years of leading Gaana to be the No. 1 Music ...