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Ishq Jam with Meha

Ishq Jam with Meha

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Ever heard a song or a melody for the first time, that simply changed...everything? Made you stop what you were doing? Sit up straight to focus hard on the tune, so you could prolong the very feeling that the song evoked? Hopped, skipped and jumped your way to the speakers, just so you could google the song from an audible distance? Well, this clumsy madness is how I define pure love for music. And it is this love that we celebrate on my weekly podcast, Ishq Jam with Meha. Every week, I bring to you, in-depth conversations with and about the creators of some of the most iconic songs of the Hindi music industry. You've probably heard their names, you've definitely heard their songs, all we do, is tell you stories about them and about their iconic creations Música
Episodios
  • Why Some Voices Deserve to Have Bigger Names ft. Shahid Mallya

    Why Some Voices Deserve to Have Bigger Names ft. Shahid Mallya
    Oct 6 2021
    Meha sits down with playback singer Shahid Mallya to explore some of his iconic tracks like Daryaa, Rabba Main Toh Marr Gaya Oye, and Ikk Kudi. They also chat about his early days of musical training and his love for Mohd. Rafi.
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    569 h y 50 m
  • Why Bollywood is Not the End All and Be All for Singers ft. Darshan Raval

    Why Bollywood is Not the End All and Be All for Singers ft. Darshan Raval
    Oct 6 2021
    Meha sits down with playback singer and digital icon Darshan Raval to explore his journey as an independent artist without any influential backing from the industry. They also discuss some of his Bollywood works such as Meherma and Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Lagaa, to name a few.
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    602 h y 23 m
  • Why it Took a Departure from Bollywood to Reinvent Himself ft. Armaan Malik

    Why it Took a Departure from Bollywood to Reinvent Himself ft. Armaan Malik
    Sep 16 2021
    Meha catches up with Armaan Malik about his rise to fame, his Armaanian army, his discontent with playback-singing, singing for brother and composer Amaal Mallik, and lending his voice to south Indian movies. They also get candid about his journey towards becoming an international pop icon and becoming the first India singer to be featured on a Times Square billboard.
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    988 h y 16 m
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