Maed in India is 10 YEARS OLD and we’re going back to 2018. It was a year of hip hop, prog rock, pop, RnB and some unforgettable Maed moments: we hit our 150th episode (!!), got roasted by Benny Dayal’s band Funktuation, and chatted with the gals from Ladies Compartment about feminism and constipation in the same breath. Essentials, I tell you.

 

We also heard Smalltalk and Enkore jam on a song nobody can agree on the name of, had a band vanish from social media, and discovered how one drunk best friend’s wild interpretation of a riff ended up inspiring a whole music video.

 

The intro voice over this week is by Agent Q (aka Quoyina), talking about her experiments with ink and orange juice as a kid to channel her inner detective.

 

Chabuk - Kaun Hip Hop (02:27 - 06:21)

Smalltalk - Freedom ft. Enkore (10:08 - 13:32)

Raghav Meattle - I’m Always Right (15:18 - 18:16)

Funktuation - Oora Paru (17:14 - 22:41) 

Ladies Compartment - Logo Song (25:15 - 28:29)

UNOHU - Afterglow

Kimochi Youkai - Round & Round (36:48 - 40:39)

Dhruv Visvanath - Jungle (42:48 - 46:41)

Paradigm Shift - Wajah (47:34 - 53:11)

Prateek Kuhad - did you/fall apart (54:08 - 56:11)

 

Come be our friend:

Instagram @maedinindia

Twitter @maedinindia

 

CREDITS:

Host: Mae

Instagram: @maemariyam

Twitter: @maebemaebe

Producer: Shaun Fanthome and Meghna Gulati

Sound Edited & Mastered by: Kartik Kulkarni

Artwork: Alika Gupta

 

Maed in India is 10 YEARS OLD and we&rsquo;re going back to 2018. It was a year of hip hop, prog rock, pop, RnB and some unforgettable Maed moments: we hit our 150th episode (!!), got roasted by Benny Dayal&rsquo;s band Funktuation, and chatted with the gals from Ladies Compartment about feminism and constipation in the same breath. Essentials, I tell you.
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We also heard Smalltalk and Enkore jam on a song nobody can agree on the name of, had a band vanish from social media, and discovered how one drunk best friend&rsquo;s wild interpretation of a riff ended up inspiring a whole music video.
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The intro voice over this week is by Agent Q (aka Quoyina), talking about her experiments with ink and orange juice as a kid to channel her inner detective.
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<a href="https://www.instagram.com/chabuktheband/?hl=en">Chabuk</a> - Kaun Hip Hop (02:27 - 06:21)
<a href="https://www.instagram.com/smalltalksounds/">Smalltalk</a> - Freedom ft. <a href="https://www.instagram.com/thisisenkore/?hl=en">Enkore</a> (10:08 - 13:32)
<a href="https://www.instagram.com/raghavmeattle/?hl=en">Raghav Meattle</a> - I&rsquo;m Always Right (15:18 - 18:16)
<a href="https://www.instagram.com/funktuation_the_band/">Funktuation</a> - Oora Paru (17:14 - 22:41)&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.instagram.com/ladiescompartment/?hl=en">Ladies Compartment</a> - Logo Song (25:15 - 28:29)
UNOHU - Afterglow
<a href="https://www.instagram.com/kimochi.youkai/?hl=en">Kimochi Youkai</a> - Round &amp; Round (36:48 - 40:39)
<a href="https://www.instagram.com/mrdhruvv/?hl=en">Dhruv Visvanath</a> - Jungle (42:48 - 46:41)
<a href="https://www.instagram.com/psraaga/?hl=en">Paradigm Shift</a> - Wajah (47:34 - 53:11)
<a href="https://www.instagram.com/prateekkuhad/">Prateek Kuhad</a> - did you/fall apart (54:08 - 56:11)
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Come be our friend:
Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/maedinindia/">@maedinindia</a>
Twitter <a href="https://twitter.com/maedinindia">@maedinindia</a>
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CREDITS:
Host: Mae
Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/maemariyam/">@maemariyam</a>
Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/maebemaebe">@maebemaebe</a>
Producer: <a href="http://instagram.com/sfanthome">Shaun Fanthome</a> and <a href="https://www.instagram.com/amadnessepidemic/">Meghna Gulati</a>
Sound Edited &amp; Mastered by: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/kartik.kulkarni/">Kartik Kulkarni</a>
Artwork: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/capefoxalix/">Alika Gupta</a>
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Whether it’s a shoegaze band from Chandigarh, thrash metal act from Visakhapatnam, rapper from Kashmir, vocal folk quartet from Kohima, Tamil indie pop act from Madurai, or a singer-songwriter from Mussoorie, Maed in India is where you’ll discover it.

Started in 2015, music nerd and ex-radio presenter Mae Mariyam Thomas showcases the best talent coming out of South Asia and its diaspora. 

The show is India’s first indie music podcast and prides itself on being the premier destination for new music, little known stories that give you a peek into the lives of independent musicians, as well as being an ongoing archive of unreleased music never heard before.

“Remember that in the darkest days when everything stopped, you turned to artists.” - Jishnu Bandyopadhyay

Whether it’s a shoegaze band from Chandigarh, thrash metal act from Visakhapatnam, rapper from Kashmir, vocal folk quartet from Kohima, Tamil indie pop act from Madurai, or a singer-songwriter from Mussoorie, Maed in India is where you’ll discover it.
Started in 2015, music nerd and ex-radio presenter Mae Mariyam Thomas showcases the best talent coming out of South Asia and its diaspora. 
The show is India’s first indie music podcast and prides itself on being the premier destination for new music, little known stories that give you a peek into the lives of independent musicians, as well as being an ongoing archive of unreleased music never heard before.
“Remember that in the darkest days when everything stopped, you turned to artists.” - Jishnu Bandyopadhyay

Maed in India

Whether it’s a shoegaze band from Chandigarh, thrash metal act from Visakhapatnam, rapper from Kashmir, vocal folk quartet from Kohima, Tamil indie pop act from Madurai, or a singer-songwriter from Mussoorie, Maed in India is where you’ll discover it.
Started in 2015, music nerd and ex-radio presenter Mae Mariyam Thomas showcases the best talent coming out of South Asia and its diaspora. 
The show is India’s first indie music podcast and prides itself on being the premier destination for new music, little known stories that give you a peek into the lives of independent musicians, as well as being an ongoing archive of unreleased music never heard before.
“Remember that in the darkest days when everything stopped, you turned to artists.” - Jishnu Bandyopadhyay

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