Tips Music acquires Studio Radha's complete music catalogue of Gujarati songs
Studio Radha, known for its extensive collection of 4,000+ traditional songs spanning devotional music, folk music, and cultural storytelling, adds a dynamic, heritage-rich catalogue to Tips Music's diverse portfolio, strengthening its position in regional Indian music while exploring new digital streaming and global publishing opportunities.
The Studio Radha catalogue will be made available across all major streaming platforms and digital services under the Tips Music banner, ensuring these cultural gems reach music lovers worldwide.
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