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Welcome to the another episode of the Indie'N Folk Project, we welcome the soulful voice and Indian Idol Season 13 winner Rishi Singh. Known for his humility, sincerity, and effortless vocals, Rishi sits down with us for a heartfelt and insightful conversation that goes far beyond music.He opens up about his journey to winning Indian Idol, the struggles, the self-doubt, and the unforgettable moments that shaped his path. In a refreshingly honest take, Rishi also addresses the much-asked question: Is Indian Idol scripted or real? His answer might surprise you.Rishi dives into the cultural differences between North India and Mumbai, reflecting on how the city shaped his musical journey and personal growth. He also shares his spiritual side while discussing the emotional connection he feels with the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, and gives us his thoughts on the Pahalgam incident that stirred many emotions.For music lovers, Rishi gives a peek into his playlist — from his favorite music composers and singers to the dream collaboration he’s hoping will come true. Whether you’re a fan of his music or curious about the man behind the mic, this episode promises an unfiltered, inspiring, and deeply personal experience.

In this episode of Indie'N Folk Project, we sit down with two giants of Indian jazz—Louiz Banks and Ranjit Barot—for an inspiring conversation that journeys through the evolution of jazz in India. From its roots in smoky Bombay clubs to its fusion with Indian classical and film music, Louiz and Ranjit share rare stories, their experiences working with legends like R.D. Burman, and thoughts on the future of jazz in India. They also explore the deep connection between jazz and cinema, and conclude with a heartfelt tribute to the great Zakir Hussain, ahead of a special musical celebration on April 30th. Tune in for music, memories, and a whole lot of soul.

Welcome to another exciting episode of Indie'N Folk Project, host Peeyush sits down for a fun and engaging conversation with the talented music composer and singer, Sandesh Shandilya. Known for his timeless tracks like Suraj Hua Maddham and many others, Sandesh takes us on a journey through his illustrious career in Bollywood music.

During the conversation, Sandesh reveals fascinating stories about his early career, the ups and downs of working in the music industry, and how he got his big break. He shares some memorable throwback incidents that shaped his path, including his experiences working with Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan.

One of the highlights of the episode is when Sandesh opens up about a valuable piece of advice he received from the legendary filmmaker Imtiaz Ali, which had a significant impact on his musical journey.

Throughout the episode, Sandesh offers unique insights into the world of Bollywood music, including the creative process, the challenges faced by composers, and the joy of collaborating with some of the biggest names in the industry.

If you're a fan of Bollywood music, behind-the-scenes stories, or just enjoy fun and candid conversations with industry experts, this episode is a must-watch. Tune in for a mix of laughter, inspiration, and plenty of interesting facts from the world of music composition.

Welcome to the another video of Indie'N Folk Project. In this hilarious and insightful episode of Indie'N Folk Project, host Peeyush sits down with the incredible Tapi Project band to uncover some fun, surprising, and behind-the-scenes secrets about what really happens at music concerts. From bizarre pre-show rituals to the most unexpected moments on stage, this chat is filled with laughs, revelations, and stories you won’t find anywhere else.

Welcome to the another episode of Indie'N Folk Project, where host Peeyush sits down with talented music composers Achint and Parth for an engaging and insightful conversation. In this episode, they dive deep into the world of music composition, exploring the challenges faced by composers in creating unique and compelling music.

In this episode of Indie'n Folk Project, hosted by Peeyush, Karan Kanchan shares his remarkable journey from being a comfort movie watcher and video game enthusiast to becoming a pioneering music producer known for his unique J Trap sound. Karan discusses the influences that shaped his career, his fascination with Japanese music, and his evolution from creating music solo to collaborating with renowned artists like Divine and Armaan Malik. He also emphasizes the importance of curiosity, hard work, and passion in his career. Whether it's his first concert experience that changed his perspective or the challenges he faced while finding his sound, Karan provides an in-depth look into the life of a music producer. He touches upon the significance of community, mentorship, and support in the music industry, recounts his memorable experiences, and shares his aspirations for future collaborations, both local and international. This episode is filled with valuable insights, heartfelt stories, and practical advice for aspiring music producers.

Join us for an exclusive and unfiltered conversation with the incredible Hari-Sukhmani on this episode of the Indie'N Folk Project. Known for blending Punjabi folk music with electronic beats, this iconic duo shares the lesser-known aspects of their journey. They delve deep into their personal lives, offering heartfelt glimpses into the experiences that have shaped them as individuals and artists.

Welcome to another episode of the Indie'N Folk Project, featuring none other than the hit machine himself, Tony Kakkar. Known for blockbuster tracks like “Coca Cola,” “Dheeme Dheeme,” “Kurta Pajama,” and “Shona Shona,” Tony takes us behind the scenes of his most iconic songs, sharing the creative process, inspiration, and untold stories that brought these chartbusters to life.

In this episode of Indie'N Folk Project, rapper M-Zee Bella opens up about his journey, sharing what it takes to thrive in the competitive hip-hop industry—hard work, passion, and staying true to oneself. Bella reflects on his struggles, growth, and the dedication needed to refine his craft. He also shares candid insights on fellow rappers like Raftaar, Ikka, and Badshah, along with his bond with contestants from MTV Hustle 4.0. Highlighting the influence of cities on his artistry, Bella dives into the culture of Punjab, Delhi’s competitive edge, Lucknow’s lyrical richness, and the creative freedom of Dehradun. This inspiring conversation is a must-watch for rap enthusiasts and Bella fans alike, offering real talk and motivation straight from the artist himself.

In this episode of the Indie'N Folk Project, Peeyush dives into the life and artistry of the incredibly talented singer-songwriter, Anuv Jain. Known for his soul-stirring melodies, Anuv opens up like never before, sharing personal stories about his love life and the deep, emotional inspiration behind his iconic sad songs. He reflects on how his upbringing played a crucial role in shaping his music and personality, giving us a glimpse into the values and experiences that have made him the artist we love today. Anuv also shares his thoughts on various other artists in the industry, highlighting the creativity and uniqueness they bring to the table. To top it off, he recounts some unforgettable fan moments that left a lasting impact on him, showcasing his humble and grounded nature despite his growing fame. Join us for this insightful and inspiring conversation that celebrates love, music, and the journey of a modern-day troubadour. This episode is a must-watch for all Anuv Jain fans and music enthusiasts alike.

In this episode of Indie'N Folk Project, Peeyush sits down with Badshah, the Indian rapper and music producer known for hits like Kar Gayi Chull and Proper Patola. With his unique ability to bridge underground hip-hop and Bollywood, Badshah reflects on his journey, success, and what drives his music. The conversation dives into his personal life and addresses controversies like the "Fake Followers Case" and rivalries in the rap scene. Badshah candidly shares his perspective on these challenges, shedding light on the man behind the fame. He also talks about his viral sensation Morni, which has taken over social media with its infectious energy. Tune in for an honest and inspiring conversation with one of Indian music's biggest stars!

In this Indie'N Folk Project episode, Peeyush chats with rising star Mohammad Faiz, whose soulful voice has captured millions of hearts. Faiz shares his journey, from early singing days to becoming a young sensation, and reflects on the hurdles and milestones along the way. Does Faiz see himself as a "junior Sonu Nigam"? How does he navigate fame and balance personal life with big Bollywood dreams? In this candid conversation, he discusses the responsibility of being in the spotlight and his long-term vision for his music career. Don't miss this inspiring episode!

In this soulful episode of Indie’N Folk Project, host Peeyush sits down with rising indie sensation Savi Kahlon for an honest chat about music, identity, and staying true to your roots. From the legacy of Sidhu Moosewala to navigating the indie scene from New Zealand, Savi shares the highs, lows, and everything in between. A must-listen for indie lovers and dreamers alike.

In this Indie'N Folk Project episode, Peeyush chats with the multi-talented Gajendra Verma, known for hits like Emptiness and Ismein Tera Ghata. Gajendra reflects on his musical journey, the evolving Indian music scene, and staying authentic in a competitive industry. He shares insights on Arijit Singh's artistry and its influence on him. Plus, get an exclusive sneak peek into Gajendra's upcoming album and the inspirations behind it. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation, and subscribe for more episodes featuring your favorite musicians!

In this Indie'N Folk Project episode, Peeyush talks with the sensational Nikhita Gandhi, the voice behind hits like Raabta. Nikhita dives into her career journey, sharing the story behind Raabta, its impact, and her creative process. She reflects on working with A.R. Rahman, discussing his influence and the invaluable guidance he provides. Nikhita also gives an exclusive preview of her new projects, showcasing her artistic growth and excitement for what’s next. This episode offers an inspiring look at her journey, making it a must-listen for fans and aspiring artists alike.

In this week's episode of Indie'N Folk Project, Peeyush chats with the talented Kashmiri singer Aabha Hanjura, known for blending Kashmiri folk with contemporary sounds. Aabha shares her musical journey, discussing how her Kashmiri roots have shaped her art and the challenges of breaking into the mainstream music industry. She reflects on popular platforms like Indian Idol and gives her candid take on Bollywood music's evolution and the role of indie artists. With insights into live performances and industry struggles, this episode offers inspiration for music lovers and aspiring artists alike.

In this week's episode of Indie'N Folk Project, Peeyush is joined by the versatile music composer and singer Salim Merchant, known for scoring over 100 films like Kurbaan, Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi, and Fashion. Salim shares his journey, reflecting on early rejections and how perseverance shaped his success. He discusses the influence of legends like Kishore Kumar and Mohammad Rafi, while also revealing his daughter's modern musical preferences. Salim talks about blending classical and modern sounds in iconic Bollywood tracks, offering insight into his innovative approach to music.

In this week's episode of Indie'N Folk Project, we welcome the highly anticipated singer-songwriter, Karma, known for hits like Role Model, Main Wahi Hoon, Paisa. Peeyush kicks off the conversation with Karma, playfully poking fun at the typical small talk people make. Karma then dives into the essence of rap and hip-hop, explaining that it's about empowerment, not just bling and fame. When asked if he sees himself as a revolutionary writer, Karma shares his desire to follow his own path rather than conforming to societal expectations. He opens up about losing his father, how it transformed him, and the challenges he faced afterward. Karma also reflects on his departure from the label Kalamkaar, expressing gratitude for their support and describing them as family. The episode wraps up with Karma discussing his relationship with Raftaar and teasing his new collaboration with KSHMR.

In this week's episode of Indie'N Folk Project, Peeyush chats with renowned Indian singer, songwriter, and composer Arko Pravo Mukherjee, known for hits like "Teri Mitthi," "Allah Waariyan," and "Nazm Nazm." The episode kicks off with playful banter as Peeyush teases Arko about his shoe size, leading to a humorous exchange about fellow singer Jubin Nautiyal. Arko shares his journey before music, discussing his MBBS degree and how a meeting with Lucky Ali almost steered him away from music. He also touches on his family's medical background when asked about an artist’s socio-political role.They explore the strong connection between Bengalis and music, with Arko humorously attributing it to the community's laid-back nature. He also announces the independent release of his upcoming album with eight original songs.

In this week’s episode of Indie'N Folk Project, Peeyush talks to rapper and composer Yashraj Mehra, known for songs like Dhundhla and Ishq Nachawe. The conversation kicks off with Peeyush addressing the frequent mix-up between Yashraj Mehra and Yashraj Mukhate. Yashraj discusses the financial challenges of his music career and the fleeting nature of fame. He shares how the success of Dhundhla surprised him with its organic rise, despite minimal marketing. They explore the differences between the Delhi and Mumbai rap scenes, with Yashraj noting Mumbai’s competitive nature and Delhi’s unity. He highlights the importance of socioeconomic inclusivity in talent and praises King’s efforts to collaborate with diverse artists. Yashraj also performs a verse from Suits & Streets and reflects on his role as a writer in hip-hop, touching on women’s safety and his work with Tiger Baby Productions.

In this episode of Indie'N Folk Project, Peeyush chats with the iconic Shubha Mudgal, known for hits like Ab ke Sawan and Mann ke Manjire. The conversation starts with playful banter about Shubha ji’s switch to Khadi fashion. She reflects on her journey in the indie music scene after the 90s, sharing amusing stories of feeling like an outsider during the release of Ali More Angana. Shubha ji surprises Peeyush by admitting she enjoys songs by Karan Aujla and Honey Singh. They also discuss her childhood influences, including literary legends like Mahadevi Verma. Shubha ji highlights the financial struggles faced by classical musicians, emphasizing the lack of business education and fair compensation in the industry.

In this week's episode of Indie'N Folk Project, Peeyush welcomes the legendary Usha Uthup, the iconic voice behind hits like Hari Om Hari and Darling. The episode begins with playful banter as Usha scolds Peeyush for showing off and insists he call her “Didi.” They dive into a conversation about Usha’s love for sarees and how they’ve become her global symbol. Usha shares heartfelt stories, including dealing with the grief of her husband Jani Chacko’s passing and how he supported her journey to winning the Padma Bhushan. They also discuss her experiences acting with top stars and the challenges she faced, like a government ban in West Bengal. Usha reflects on the coexistence of independent and Bollywood music and expresses her gratitude for her beginnings as a nightclub singer, which set her apart from mainstream Bollywood.

In this week's episode of Indie'N Folk Project, Peeyush chats with the rising star of Pakistani music, Umair Butt, best known for his Coke Studio Pakistan Season 15 hit, Blockbuster. The conversation kicks off with light banter about cricket and the shared rainy season between India and Pakistan. Umair opens up about his musical journey alongside his brother, Shamroz Butt, and shares how the Punjabi touch in Blockbuster has resonated with Indian audiences. He reflects on his debut on Coke Studio and his admiration for artists like Diljit Dosanjh, Sidhu Moosewala, and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. Ending on a fun note, Peeyush and Umair play a light-hearted game of This or That.

Welcome to another episode of the Indie'N Folk Project. Today, we're joined by the incredible Jonita Gandhi — a voice that seamlessly blends genres, languages, and emotions.

From viral YouTube covers to becoming a playback powerhouse, Jonita shares her inspiring journey — including her dream-come-true debut with A.R. Rahman, her Bollywood breakthrough, and what it’s really like performing live.

She talks about her creative process, favorite influences, and why independent music excites her. Expect laughs, insights, and plenty of behind-the-scenes gems.

Hosted by Peeyush, this episode is all heart, hustle, and pure musical magic. Let’s dive in!

In this week's episode of the Indie’N Folk Project, Peeyush sits down with the celebrated rapper King, aka Arpan Kumar Chandel, MTV Hustle Season 1 finalist and creator of hits like ‘Maan Meri Jaan’ and ‘Tu Aake Dekhle.’ As King reflects on his journey from the streets of Delhi to global stages, he discusses his new album, ‘Monopoly Moves,’ the evolving hip-hop scene, and his dream of collaborating with Bollywood legend Shah Rukh Khan. The episode also touches on King’s thoughts on success, his dual identity, and future plans, offering fans a deeper look into the artist behind the music.

In this week’s episode of the Indie’N Folk Project with Peeyush, we are honored to host legendary Punjabi singer Daler Mehndi, the voice behind hits like ‘Tunak Tunak Tun’ and ‘Bolo Ta Ra Ra Ra.’ Daler Mehndi discusses his acting debut in ‘Welcome To the Jungle’ and his latest release, ‘Akhiyan Te Ja Ladiyan.’ He shares details about his weight loss diet for the film, his unique movie preparation, and his music career. Mehndi expresses gratitude to his fans, emphasizes his originality in music, and talks about his son, Gurdeep Mehndi. He reveals insights about his iconic turban, his fascination with stones, and shares memories of the grand Ambani wedding. The conversation includes his relationship with brother Mika Singh and his collaboration with AR Rahman on ‘Rang De Basanti.’

In this week's captivating episode of the Indie'n Folk Project, Peeyush features Hargun Kaur, renowned for her performances on The Voice and India's Got Talent. Known for songs like 'Ve Haaniyaan,' 'Mera Dil,' and 'Gallan Pyaar Diyan,' she discusses her latest release, 'Jhalli,' a collaboration with Saurabh Umle. Peeyush opens with light-hearted questions about her being an only child, then explores her identity as a singer and influencer. She shares the story behind 'Ve Haaniyaan,' and talks about social media's importance, including AR Rahman following her on Instagram. She reveals her passion for food, discusses media training, and tactfully avoids naming her least favorite Harshdeep Kaur song. She recounts receiving Rs. 101 from Asha Bhosle, and shares her current playlist on Spotify.

In this week’s episode of the Indie’N Folk Project, Nigeria-born, Noida-based rapper Yung Sammy, aka Samuel Lloyds, joins us. Known for rapping in multiple languages, including Hindi and Punjabi, he discusses his musical journey, dream collaborations, and personal experiences in India. Peeyush starts with light banter, then explores Sammy's admiration for Yo Yo Honey Singh, his family's support, and his use of Hindi and Gujari in his music. Sammy shares insights into his multilingual thought process and performs an unplugged rendition of 'Brown Rang.' He discusses his latest EP, the rap debate between Kendrick and Drake, and the trend of diss culture in hip-hop. Sammy also highlights underrated rappers, potential film music ventures, and his dream collaborators.

In this episode of the Indie’N Folk Project, Peeyush delves into the life of Jassie Gill, the voice behind chart-toppers like 'Bapu Zimidar' and 'Nakhre.' Peeyush kicks off the interview with nostalgic memories of performing in a Punjabi play. Jassie reveals the inspiration behind 'Bapu Zimidar' and discusses the creative process of his music videos. He recounts a touching moment with his daughter featured in one of his songs. He also opens up about the emotional resilience needed for a public life and shares amusing childhood anecdotes. Jassie talks about his upcoming roles in 'Kasoor' and Netflix's 'Wild Wild Punjab,' sharing the screen with notable actors. He reflects on his family life, future collaborations, and new music. The episode wraps up with an unplugged performance of 'Ik Tera Pyar.'

In this week's episode of Indie'N Folk Project, we welcome Bismil from Bismil Ki Mehfil, the soulful voice behind hits like 'Ki Kita' and 'Tere Bina.' Peeyush and Bismil dive into his family life, artistic heartbreaks, and the pitfalls of fame. Bismil shares his thoughts on Instagram fame, practices his riyaaz at night, and performs an unplugged version of 'Jugnu' by Badshah. He discusses his favorite Coke Studio songs and opens up about his romantic life. Bismil recalls his viral shayari moment and a memorable fan encounter. He talks about harsh criticism, dream collaborations, and performs 'Tere Bina.' Bismil also reveals his recent expenditures and aspirations, shares a connection with Sagar from Sagar ki Qawwali, and closes with a rendition of 'Tu Hi Re.'

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Tune in to this week’s episode of Indie'n Folk Project where Peeyush sits down with rap sensation and actor Chaitanya Sharma, better known as SlowCheeta. Known for his hit tracks "Make It Happen," "Kripya Dhyaan De," and "Chai Biskoot," and his roles in films like Gully Boy and Maidaan, SlowCheeta opens up about his journey. From the story behind his real name and nicknames to his creative process and the inspiration behind his music, SlowCheeta shares it all. He recounts personal hardships, including his ACL surgery, and discusses the balance between his rap and acting careers. The episode also features an unplugged rendition of "Chai Biskoot" and a heartfelt talk about his fears and motivations. Don't miss his insights on the music industry, the impact of public recognition, and his relationship with his wife, Shweta Tripathi. This episode is a deep dive into the life of SlowCheeta, packed with candid moments and valuable lessons.

In this Eid special episode of the Indie’N Folk Project, we welcome ghazal maestro Talat Aziz, known for classics like ‘Mujhe Tum Nazar Se’ and ‘Phir Chiddi Raat.’ Talat Aziz and host Peeyush engage in a lighthearted conversation about the pleasures of tea, Urdu, and humorous comparisons with Imran Khan. Aziz recalls his early cricket days and memorable encounters, including a backstage moment during India’s 1975 World Cup. Discussing his dedication to music, he reflects on the legacy of ghazal, collaborations with legends, and his family’s diverse talents. Talat shares anecdotes about Asha Bhosle, Farooq Sheikh, and amusing fan interactions, while emphasizing lifelong learning in the music industry. He performs enchanting ghazals and discusses the impact of technology on music, ending with his philosophy on fame. Don’t miss this insightful interview! 00:00 - 01:28 : Trailer 01:28 : Introduction 03:42 : Similarities between Talat Aziz and Imran Khan 06:53 : On joining Politics 07:30 : Talat Aziz's opinion on ghazal as an art form 09:06 : Views on present training methods 10:50 : Talat Aziz on his son's music career 14:10 : Talents of the Aziz family 16:39 : Interaction with Asha Bhosle 17:18 : Unplugged: Zindagi Jab Bhi 26:36 : Interaction with Farooq Sheikh 27:48 : Talat Aziz on fan interactions 29:47 : Unplugged: Niyat-E-Shauq 32:16 : Adaptation of AI by artists 36:44 : Competition among ghazal singers 38:18 : Cost of being famous 39:50 : Outro

In this week’s captivating episode of Indie'N Folk Project, singer and composer Jasleen Royal, known for hits like 'Nachde Ne Saare' and 'Din Shagna Da,' shares her journey in an engaging studio discussion with host Peeyush. The conversation starts with Jasleen's love for solo travel and her desire to travel with a companion, highlighting her carefree approach to life. She discusses her latest release 'Assi Sajna,' drawing parallels to Kangana Ranaut's film 'Queen,' celebrating resilience in the face of heartbreak. Jasleen recounts her own heartbreaks, including being expelled from her college band and struggling for respect as a self-taught singer. She reveals her band's name, 'Mirasis,' inspired by the nomadic community, and shares her top solo travel tips, including an amusing story of her Nepal expedition with just Rs. 100. Jasleen performs 'Assi Sajna' live in the studio, explains why singers close their eyes while performing, and shares her past nervousness of seeing audience faces. Reflecting on her modest upbringing, she recounts earning money by tutoring at a young age, leading to early financial independence. Emphasizing that true success comes from passionate dedication to one's craft, Peeyush concludes by extending warm wishes for her future endeavors.

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In an exclusive interview on India Folk Project, rapper King spills the beans on various facets of his life and career. Host Peeyush sets the stage with a cheeky intro, comparing King to icons Shah Rukh Khan and Virat Kohli. King clarifies his age as 28, addresses financial queries by emphasizing his modest lifestyle, and dives into a thought-provoking discussion about ego in the artistic realm. He shares his heartfelt admiration for Bella from MTV Hustle and the authenticity behind reality shows. In a lighter moment, King humorously discusses the expressive nature of Delhi's linguistic 'gaalis'. The conversation highlights the success of his latest track 'Tu Jaana Na Piya' from the album 'New Life,' which has surpassed 8 million views. King recounts his journey from earning Rs. 10,000 at a contractual job to pursuing his passion, and elaborates on his collaboration with Puneet Superstar for a perfume brand. He candidly addresses his single status, attributing it to his dedication to his craft, and shares how his cat 'Adhah' keeps him grounded. The interview crescendos with King serenading 'Tu Maan Meri Jaan' and peaks with the revelation of an exhilarating video call with Shah Rukh Khan, hinting at a thrilling future collaboration. King credits Shah Rukh Khan's 'Jo Mai Chaahu' as his motivational anthem, rounding out an engaging and insightful conversation. Subscribe for more unfiltered artist stories: https://www.youtube.com/@Indienfolkproject

Welcome to another in-depth and fun-filled episode of Indie'N Folk Project with Band of Boys, hosted by Peeyush. In this special conversation, Karan Oberoi, Sudhanshu Pandey, Sherrin Varghese, Chintu Bhonsle, and Siddharth Haldipur dive deep into a variety of topics, including the evolution of music from the 80s and 90s to today’s modern sounds.They also open up about the story behind their iconic band, Band of Boys, sharing unforgettable moments, challenges, and the magic that brought them together. Plus, get a glimpse into a hilarious and impactful incident with the legendary Hariharan!This episode is packed with nostalgia, laughter, and meaningful reflections on the music industry. You don't want to miss this behind-the-scenes conversation filled with surprises, memories, and insights.Tune in for a wild ride through music, stories, and a whole lot of fun—hit SUBSCRIBE and turn on notifications to stay updated.

In the latest episode of the Indie’N Folk Project, Peeyush interviews the popular artist DG Immortals, known for his hits like 'Systumm,' 'Kaleshi Chori,' and 'Matha Garam.' The show opens with Peeyush celebrating their ACEF Gold Award and discussing the success of 'Matha Garam.' DG Immortals, whose real name is Digvijay Mehra, shares the story behind his stage name and his college nickname 'DG.' He discusses the dual persona artists embody and recounts a memorable incident with a fan at Rap’91. DG Immortals addresses the controversy over smashing his guitar on stage and the complexities of creating 'Kaleshi Chori.' He clarifies a misunderstanding with Harjas Harjaayi and shares his spiritual journey. Criticizing the 'beef' culture in hip-hop, he performs 'Kaleshi Chori' live and talks about the industry's 'wannabes.' DG Immortals reveals how his first earnings were used to support his family and discusses his collaborations, particularly with Raga. He shares insights on his song 'Halahal,' his heartbreak, and his parents' unchanged relationship despite his fame. The episode concludes with DG Immortals listing his aspirations and favorite cuss words, ending on a light-hearted note. Subscribe for more unfiltered artist stories: https://www.youtube.com/@Indienfolkproject

On the latest episode of the Indie'n Folk Project, host Peeyush engages in an intimate conversation with the multifaceted Piyush Mishra, set against the National School of Drama. Piyush shares insights into his humble beginnings, his quirky "The Godfather" caller tune, and the transformative power of cinema. He recounts the creation of "Gulaal" with Anurag Kashyap, explores his name change, and discusses being a "director's actor" with admiration for Amitabh Bachchan. The episode touches on politics, his relationship with Irrfan Khan, and the importance of authenticity, punctuated by anecdotes about wealth, happiness, and a humorous reference to Rajinikanth. The conversation concludes with Piyush's thoughts on awards, his admiration for Rajkumar Hirani, and candid personal habits, offering an inspiring and boundary-transcending discussion. Subscribe for more unfiltered artist stories: https://www.youtube.com/@Indienfolkproject

In the latest episode of the Indie’n Folk Project, Peeyush sits down with the versatile Indeep Bakshi, the genius behind hits like ‘Kala Chashma’ and ‘Saturday Saturday.’ The episode begins with light-hearted banter about wearing sunglasses indoors and amusing Bigg Boss anecdotes. Indeep shares his journey from architecture to music, reflecting on collaborations with Badshah and his mentor Yo Yo Honey Singh. He opens up about betrayal and legal battles over uncredited work, sparking a live fact-checking session that astonishes Peeyush. The conversation shifts to Indeep’s admiration for rising stars like KING and Canadian Punjabi artists. He addresses the controversy surrounding Badshah’s ‘Paagal’ and the intricacies of the music industry. The episode concludes with Indeep’s impromptu performance of ‘Saturday Saturday,’ showcasing his enduring passion for music.

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In this captivating episode of Indie’n Folk Project, we welcome the talented mother-son duo, Kavita and Kanishk Seth. Host Peeyush, with his trademark wit, explores Kavita's fascinating anecdotes, including her quirky resemblance to Priyanka Chopra and her unexpected connection to Bank of Baroda. The conversation covers Kavita’s rich experiences, from teaching at DPS to her musical journey in Norway, and her inspirations from legends like Jagjit Singh. Kanishk shares insights on music production and digital virality. The duo treats us to a live performance of ‘Rangisari’ and delves into the creation of iconic tracks like ‘Iktara.’ The episode concludes with a playful Antakshari trivia, ending on a high note. Don't miss this magical musical encounter!

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In this episode of the "Indie’n Folk Project," we welcome the talented Rochak Kohli, the voice behind hit songs like ‘Tu Muskuraye,’ ‘Karen Kya,’ ‘Dil Na Jaaneya,’ 'Mitti Di Khushboo,' and 'Tera Yaar Hoon Main.' Rochak shares his experiences of working with the legendary A.R. Rahman and reflects on the song that made him pause and appreciate the power of lyricism. He reminisces about his early days of learning music with limited resources, his journey into composition through books, and the fun of managing his female fan following since picking up the guitar. He discusses his deep friendship and collaborative process with Ayushmann Khurrana, and the importance of professional training in music, the role of social media for modern musicians, and the patience required in the slow climb to popularity. He also talks about handling criticism and how it has shaped his music.

In this episode of Indie’n Folk Project podcast, we have with us Naved Shaikh a.k.a Naezy, the famous rapper from Mumbai loved by hip hop enthusiasts from around the country. This lighthearted ‘baat cheet’ session with the rapper gives us insightful information about Naezy, the artist, and Naved, the human who has his own priorities and loves to live a peaceful life off fame.

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Join us on a mesmerizing voyage through the captivating world of music with the legendary Mohit Chauhan. Join host Peeyush as he takes us on a deep dive into the life, anecdotes, and melodies that have defined Mohit's illustrious career, offering viewers an exclusive glimpse into the heart and soul of one of India's most beloved musical icons.

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Welcome to an extraordinary and immersive inaugural episode of the Indie’n Folk Project where we embark on an extraordinary journey into the world of music with the legendary A.R. Rahman as he shares intimate anecdotes and insights in an exclusive and candid interview with Peeyush on the Indie'n Folk Project. The episode opens with Peeyush's lighthearted compliment, likening Rahman to a living legend.

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In this episode of Indie'N Folk Project, host Peeyush sits down with the talented BombayMami to explore her journey and insights into the world of music. BombayMami opens up about her unique experiences, including her time in Delhi and the vibrant indie music scene that shaped her career.

Throughout the conversation, Peeyush asks thought-provoking questions that delve into her creative process and her collaborations with some of the biggest names in the industry, including the renowned Raftaar. BombayMami reflects on what it was like working alongside him, as well as the challenges and triumphs of navigating the evolving music landscape.

The discussion also touches on the rise of indie artists in the country and the impact of platforms that support independent music. BombayMami shares her thoughts on the growing indie scene and how it has empowered artists to take control of their own sound and careers.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of music, culture, and creativity, offering a deep dive into the experiences that have shaped BombayMami’s remarkable career. Tune in for an inspiring conversation filled with wisdom, passion, and behind-the-scenes stories from the world of music.

Get ready for an unfiltered, laugh-out-loud musical conversation like never before! In this episode of the Indie'N Folk Project, our host Peeyush sits down with none other than the insanely talented Vilen and the dynamic Ravator for a chat that’s as hilarious as it is musical.

From awkward concert moments to the chaos of Delhi’s music scene, the trio dives into everything that makes the indie music world both crazy and exciting. They also touch on the viral Udit Narayan controversy, sharing their takes on the unexpected drama. But that's not all—Peeyush doesn’t hold back as they spill the tea on love life confessions, embarrassing stage incidents, and the wildest fan interactions.

Expect unstoppable laughter, raw and real stories, and of course, some epic musical insights straight from Vilen and Ravator themselves. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just love music with a side of humor, this episode is pure entertainment gold!

In this captivating episode of Indie'N Folk Project, we dive deep into the world of music, creativity, and Bollywood with the incredibly talented Sneha Khanwalkar. Hosted by Peeyush, this conversation takes us on a journey through Sneha's unique approach to music-making and her experiences working with some of the most iconic filmmakers in the industry, including Anurag Kashyap.

Sneha Khanwalkar is a renowned Indian music composer and director known for her distinctive approach to blending indie and folk music with Bollywood soundtracks. She made her mark in the industry with her unconventional and experimental music, which stands out for its raw, authentic, and regional influences. Khanwalkar gained widespread recognition for her work in films like Gangs of Wasseypur (2012), where her gritty and innovative music captured the essence of the narrative. Over the years, she has carved a niche for herself as one of Bollywood's most unique music directors, consistently pushing boundaries and redefining the sound of contemporary cinema.

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Sneha’s Journey in Music: Sneha opens up about her early influences, how she found her voice as a music director, and what it takes to carve a niche in the competitive Bollywood music industry.

Collaborating with Anurag Kashyap: Sneha shares her experiences working with renowned filmmaker Anurag Kashyap, discussing the dynamic between music and storytelling, and how their collaborations have shaped her music.

Bollywood and Indie Music: We delve into the intersection of Bollywood and indie music, exploring the challenges and joys of creating music that resonates with diverse audiences while maintaining artistic integrity.

Behind-the-Scenes Stories: From composing soundtracks to collaborating with singers and musicians, Sneha gives us an exclusive look behind the scenes of her musical projects and how she brings her artistic vision to life.

The Future of Music in Cinema: Sneha discusses what’s next for the music industry, the rise of independent music in mainstream cinema, and her aspirations for the future

Welcome to another exciting episode of Indie'N Folk Project. In this episode, your host Peeyush welcomes renowned singer B Praak, who opens up about his personal journey, his spiritual beliefs, and his thoughts on the evolving creator landscape. The conversation begins with B Praak sharing his perspective on the recent controversy surrounding creator Ranveer Allahabadia, offering his honest take on the current state of the creator community.

B Praak then reflects on some of the most difficult moments of his life, revealing the profound impact of losing his father, uncle, and child. He speaks candidly about how these tragic losses shaped his outlook on life and music. During this heartfelt discussion, he emphasizes the healing power of spirituality, explaining how it has become a central part of his personal growth.

One of the highlights of this episode is B Praak’s connection with Vrindavan and Premanand Ji Maharaj. He describes the deep spiritual bond he shares with the holy city and the revered spiritual leader, expressing his belief that Maharaj Ji is nothing short of Krishna himself. B Praak’s admiration for Maharaj Ji’s teachings and presence is evident, as he shares the transformative effect these teachings have had on him.

As the conversation progresses, B Praak shares his dream of bringing devotional music into the mainstream. He envisions a world where devotional songs chart alongside popular music, showcasing the beauty and power of spiritual sound to a wider audience.

Tune in to this episode for an intimate, candid, and inspiring conversation about spirituality, grief, healing, and the future of devotional music. B Praak’s openness and honesty make this episode a must-watch for fans of music, spirituality, and anyone looking for inspiration in times of struggle.

Welcome to another exciting episode of the Indie’N Folk Project with your host Peeyush, where we deep dive into the world of music, artistry, and unfiltered conversations. This time, we have the ever-bold, immensely talented, and unapologetically outspoken Sona Mohapatra as our special guest.

From her fearless opinions to her electrifying music, Sona Mohapatra holds nothing back in this candid conversation. She opens up about what it means to be an outspoken artist in an industry where speaking your mind often comes at a price. Some people may not like her for it, but she remains unfazed—staying true to herself and her art.

Sona shares her take on the evolving indie and folk music scene in India. She discusses the challenges faced by new-generation artists and how the industry often hesitates to embrace fresh, unconventional sounds.

Unlike many artists, Sona doesn’t chase awards. She reveals why awards don’t matter to her and how she defines success in the music industry.

She takes us behind the scenes of her iconic song Ambarsariya, talking about how it became a cultural phenomenon and what went into making it one of the most beloved songs in Indian cinema.

She also talks about her live concerts, including the high-energy Sona Trasha and the soulful Laal Pari Mastani, and why performing live is an irreplaceable experience for her.

She doesn’t shy away from discussing the latest controversy surrounding legendary singer Udit Narayan and shares her perspective on the ongoing debate.

Sona reacts to Sonu Nigam’s statements regarding the recent Padma Shri honors and discusses how awards and recognitions in India are perceived within the music fraternity.

She also shares her views on the recent Coldplay concert in India, what it means for the Indian music scene, and how global artists performing in India impact homegrown musicians.

Don’t Miss Out!

This episode is packed with raw insights, music talk, and industry truths that you won’t hear anywhere else. If you’re a music lover, an artist, or just someone who loves hearing unfiltered conversations, this is for you!