Times Music

One of the early pioneers of remixes in India and was an early leader in the devotional and spiritual music genre. The label has also published regional, folk, Hindi and traditional albums in languages such as Telugu, Punjabi, Bengali, Gujarati, Assamese and Kannada and has a strong regional presence.

• Name — Times Music • Type — Public • Industry — Music & entertainment • Hq Location — The Times of India Building, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India • Area Served — Worldwide • Subsidiaries — Speed Records • Key People — Mandar Thakur (CEO) • Services — * Music record label • Website — http: timesmusic.com/

Times Music was established in 1998 under the leadership of Arun Arora, who was then the President and Executive Director of The Times of India and Times Global Broadcasting Co. Ltd. Tu Hi Tu was the first album released by Times Music. This was succeeded by Jalwa: Dance Hungama (Remix album), Dehajaan (Assamese album), Dil Le Gayee and Jadoo (Remix album). In 2000, the Indian music industry was ruled by Bollywood and international music. The intent of the label was to create albums tailored to appeal to the discerning audience, which resulted in Times Music's concepts of spiritual, world, and remix music in India. In 2009 Times Music became the first music company in India to introduce a Brainwave Sound Technology album called Bhakti Band. This was a fusion devotional/spiritual album. The album was composed by Vaibhav Saxena.

This is the incomplete list • Year — Album(s) — Artist(s) • 1990s • 1998 — Tu Hi Tu — Sanjay Maroo • Jalwa - Dance Hungama — Various Artists • Dehajaan — Kumar Bhabesh • 1999 — Dil Le Gayee — Jasbir Jassi • Us Rah Par — Junaid Jamshed • Jadoo — Zubeen Garg, DJ Akbar Sami, Swastika, Jojo • Josh: The Wilds Withins — Abbey, Swastika, Sagarika, Jojo, Zubeen Garg, Sanjay Maroo • Gayatri — Various Artists • Sur — Preeti Uttam • 2000s • 2000 — Kandisa — Indian Ocean • Hunpahi — Kumar Bhabesh • Jalwa 2 — Various Artists • Jatra Shuru — Bhoomi • 2001 — Nahor — Zubeen Garg, Santa Uzir, Gitimoni, Bornali • Dil Ki Baat — Junaid Jamshed • Raahein — Shom Shukla • Udaan — Bhoomi • 2002 — Viva! — Viva • Maroo — Sanjay Maroo • 2003 — Aasma — Aasma • Viva Reloaded — Viva • 2004 — Because I Can — Katy Rose • Jonaki Raati — Angaraag Mahanta • 2005 — Aasma: The Infinite — Aasma • 2007 — Prithibir Rong — Alaap Dudul Saikia, Debojit Saha, Sneha Pant, Javed Ali • 2008 — Mon Haralo — Various Artists • Sinaaki Osinaaki — Papon • 2010s • 2012 — Suma — Nayan Nilim • Rock — Zubeen Garg • 2013 — Mor Loralir — Dikshu • Pakeeza — Zubeen Garg • 2014 — Path • Kun Tumi — Various Artists • 2016 — Nahor 2016 — Zubeen Garg

In 2007, Times Music launched its independent film music label, Junglee Music, to capitalise on the popularity of commercial film music. Junglee Music started with Welcome and followed it up with titles like Singh Is Kinng, Horn 'Ok' Pleassss, Dasvidaniya, Pink, Dhanak, Begum Jaan and Romeo Akbar Walter as well as other language film titles. Later Junglee Music also published music for Raja Natwarlal and Haider.

Times Music started importing and licensing electronic dance music releases in India in 2006. The label signed license deals with EDM labels such as Black Hole Recordings, Anjunabeats, Hommegga & Toco Asia. Times Music also released albums by artists such as Tiësto, Paul van Dyk, ATB, Above & Beyond and Skazi.

Times Music has been associated with independent (indie) music since the late 1990s and early 2000s. It was one of the first publishers of indie music in India, even before the term was coined by the music industry. Times Music has worked with iconic bands such as Indian Ocean, MIDIval Punditz, Mrigya, Viva and Band of Boys. Other prominent artists are Zubeen Garg, Karsh Kale, Susheela Raman, Angaraag Mahanta and Kumar Bhabesh.

Times Living was earlier known as Times Wellness, a division of Times Music, which was established in 2006. Times Living features products that include yoga, spirituality, diet and nutrition and modern forms of physical fitness. The record label has also released DVDs and albums by spiritual groups like Art of Living Foundation, Brahma Kumaris and Isha Foundation.

Times Music was the first record label to launch music apps for mobiles that were specific for particular genres. The label has apps that support Android and iOS devices. Times Music has a collection of music apps varying from devotional, classical to Bollywood. Recently, Sunny Leone and Mickey Mehta came out with a fitness app and the DVD Super Hot Sunny Mornings for women of all age groups.

• Year — Film • 2000s • 2004 — Krishna Cottage • Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose: The Forgotten Hero • 2005 — Yahaan • Hanuman • 2007 — Welcome • 2008 — Singh Is Kinng • 2008 — Dasvidaniya • 2010s • 2013 — Saheb, Biwi Aur Gangster Returns • 2014 — Haider • 2014 — Raja Natwarlal • 2014 — Ankhon Dekhi • 2016 — Dhanak • 2016 — Pink • 2017 — Begum Jaan • 2017 — Running Shaadi • 2017 — Sachin: A Billion Dreams • 2017 — Irada • 2018 — Baazaar • 2019 — Romeo Akbar Walter • 2020s • 2023 — Chatrapathi • 2023 — Bloody Daddy • 2026 — Welcome to the Jungle

• Year — Film • 2010s • 2013 — Adda • 2013 — Gunde Jaari Gallanthayyinde • 2013 — Doosukeltha • 2013 — Balupu • 2014 — Current Theega • 2014 — Ulavucharu Biriyani • 2014 — Run Raja Run • 2014 — Power • 2014 — Rough • 2015 — Sher • 2015 — Kick 2 • 2015 — Nannaku Prematho • 2015 — Bengal Tiger • 2015 — Jil • 2016 — Oopiri • 2016 — Janaki Ramudu • 2017 — Radha • 2017 — Intlo Deyyam Nakem Bhayam • 2017 — Jaya Janaki Nayaka • 2017 — Nene Raju Nene Mantri • 2020s • 2023 — Ugram • 2023 — Custody

• Year — Film • 2000s • 2008 — Kadhalil Vizhunthen • 2008 — Saroja • 2010s • 2010 — Maanja Velu • 2010 — Mynaa • 2012 — Aravaan • 2012 — Thaandavam • 2013 — Veeram • 2013 — Jannal Oram • 2014 — Veeram • 2014 — Bramman • 2014 — Un Samayal Arayil • 2014 — Vanavarayan Vallavarayan • 2014 — Kathai Thiraikathai Vasanam Iyakkam • 2016 — Hello Naan Pei Pesuren • 2016 — Geethaiyin Raadhai • 2017 — Hara Hara Mahadevaki • 2017 — Ivan Thanthiran • 2017 — Palli Paruvathile • 2018 — Seethakaathi • 2019 — Dev • 2019 — Kaaviyyan • 2020s • 2023 — Custody • Iraivan • 2025 — Madharaasi

• Year — Film • 2010s • 2012 — Nana Life Alli • 2014 — Oggarane • 2014 — Abhimanyu • 2015 — Mast Mohabbat • 2015 — Uppi 2 • 2017 — Srikanta • 2017 — Life 360 • 2017 — Women's Day • 2018 — Hottegagi Genu Battegagi

• Year — Film • 2000s • 2008 — Mon Amour: Shesher Kobita Revisited • 2010s • 2011 — Icche • 2012 — Muktodhara • 2014 — Aamar Ami • 2015 — Bela Seshe • 2015 — Naxal • 2015 — Jomer Raja Dilo Bor • 2015 — Abby Sen • 2015 — Natoker Moto - Like a Play • 2016 — Beparoyaa • 2020s • 2022 — Belashuru • 2022 — Haami 2 • 2023 — Fatafati • 2023 — Raktabeej • 2024 — Sentimentaaal • 2024 — Dabaru • 2024 — Bohurupi • 2025 — Balaram Kando • 2025 — Shreeman v/s Shreemati • 2025 — Amar Boss • 2025 — Raktabeej 2

• Year — Film • 2010s • 2010 — Aabeli • 2012 — Rowd • 2012 — Durjon • 2013 — Tumi Jodi Kuwa • 2013 — Shinyor • 2014 — Rodor Sithi • 2015 — Ahetuk • 2016 — Bahnimaan • 2016 — Gaane Ki Aane • 2017 — Dur • 2017 — Dooronir Nirola Poja • 2017 — Mission China • 2018 — The Underworld • 2019 — Kanchanjangha • 2019 — Pratighaat • 2020s • 2022 — Bandhu • 2024 — Abhimanyu • 2025 — Joddha: The Warrior of Life • 2026 — Mahabahu: The Brahmaputra

• Year — Film(s) • 2020s • 2021 — Moosa Jatt

• Year — Artist — Song name • 2010s • 2010 — G Deep — "O Billo" • 2015 — Navv Inder — "Wakhra Swag" • 2016 — Teesha Nigam — "Katna Nai" • 2016 — Big Dhillon — "Hauli Hauli" • 2016 — A Baaz — "Sharabi" • 2016 — Roshan Prince — "Jatti De Nain" • 2017 — T-Jay and Mellow D — "Xplain" • 2017 — Navv Inder — "Tu mere ki Lagdi"

• Year — Film • 2010s • 2018 — Teefa in Trouble