In the early days of the mobile internet in India, "Webmusic" became synonymous with digital music libraries. It served as a massive repository where listeners could find everything from classic Rabindra Sangeet and Adhunik (modern) songs to the latest Tollywood film soundtracks.

On one hand, those old webmusic portals were often pirated. They hurt the very artists that listeners loved. On the other hand, they democratized music at a time when no mainstream streaming service cared about regional Bengali music. For many independent Bengali artists, those illegal downloads were their only "radio play."

: Includes hard-to-find audio like Sunday Suspense stories, Rabindra Sangeet, and MTV Unplugged sessions.