This is a jukebox with a headphone. Selections from the archive of rare sound and music are made available to the public. People are invited to visit the archive to access the entire collection.

From submissions by:
1. Abhishek Sharma, The Colorisation of Mughal-e-Azam
2. Budhaditya Chattopadhyay, Story of a Forgotten Melody: Restoring the Sound of Bishnupur Gharana
3. Indu Verma, Society and the Soap Factory
4. Naresh Fernandes, Jazz Goes to Bollywood
5. Naresh Kumar, Festival of Music in the City of Sports: The Harballabh Sangeet Mela of Jalandhar
6. Navin Thomas, Street Musicians in Mumbai
7. Madhavi Tangella, Sagar Cinema A Poor Man’s Multiplex
8. Mahmood U. R. Farooqui, Tale Tellers: Dastangoi, the Culture of Story Telling in Urdu
9. Rajesh Mehar, Exploring Notions of Creative Ownership among Contemporary Musicians in Bangalore
10. Rajivan S.A., Subsequent Hearing: A Project Using Sounds from the Urban Landscape
11. Sanjoy Ghosh, A Study of Recorded Indian Music and Exploration of Preservation and Rendition in the Public Domain
12. S. M. Irfan, Awazein FM Radio Ki (Voices of FM Radio)