Yuvraj Nathani

Yuvraj Nathani is Founding Editor at ALMA Magazine. Raised in a small town in northern India, he moved into global media and advertising before launching ALMA in 2020 — born from a desire to create a world-class, independent literary and arts platform from South Asia. Outside the editor’s desk, he’s a jazz piano tinkerer, a fiction reader across continents, and a believer in stories that travel lighter than borders. For more, follow him here.

Jasdeep Degun & Yama Sarshar bring Raga Bageshri to Het Concertgebouw

  The Kleine Zaal in the late-19th-century Concertgebouw rewards focus more than spectacle, which made it a good room for award-winning sitarist Jasdeep Singh Degun...

The Final Cut of Thomas Shelby

Disclaimer: Contains major spoilers for Season 6 of Peaky Blinders “It means you f*** people. F*** people over. Don’t give a f***. It means you covet...

Peter Cat R.C.: The Art of Indie Reinvention

Life at the end of 2024 is a strange mix of relying on AI to run your intellectual chores while wondering whether it’ll replace...

‘THE CAR’ by the Arctic Monkeys

To entertain, in some way, is to surprise, to question, to tease, and even to ruffle. The Car, Arctic Monkeys’ seventh LP, does all...

City Lights

"It’s quite fine, you suddenly notice—the panoramic view, the Calacatta marble, the artwork, the baby grand. It is what you’d always wanted, but you don’t cherish it one bit."

Editor’s Note, Fall 2020

"In a time both chaotic and quiet, what must fine writing be about?" A hesitant Founding Editor's Note, by Yuvraj Nathani.

The Fate of Western Classical Music

From pandemic-borne havoc to systemic problems the industry must overcome