Why a market built on film music works differently from every Western one, who the labels actually are, how streaming economics land in a country with enormous volume and low per-stream revenue, and where independent and regional music sit now.
Almost every book, course and podcast about the music business describes an artist who writes songs, records them, signs to a label, and earns royalties on their recordings. That describes a minority of Indian recorded music, and following it will give you wrong answers about who owns what and how a career gets built here.
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