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Dive into the captivating world of music as the Indie'n Folk Project presents an exclusive interview with the versatile musician Raman Negi, guided by the congenial Peeyush. This enthralling dialogue delves deep into creative expression, the dynamics of ego within bands, the evolution of Indian music, and the enduring resonance of cultural heritage. The video begins with Peeyush's warm introduction of Raman Negi, setting the stage for an engaging exchange. In a light-hearted moment, Raman addresses the perennial mystery of his sunglasses with wit and charm, instantly captivating the audience. As the interview progresses, Peeyush navigates the nuances of ego dynamics within bands, prompting Raman to share his insights on balancing individuality and collaboration. Drawing from his own experiences, Raman reflects on the challenges and rewards of artistic camaraderie, shedding light on the dynamics that shape musical partnerships. Raman then discusses the evolution of Indian music, painting a vivid portrait of his musical upbringing in Bollywood's golden era. Reflecting on timeless classics, he underscores the enduring relevance of Hindi literature and its influence on his artistic sensibilities. Amidst the dialogue, Raman unveils the genesis of one of his most beloved compositions, "Choo Lo" by The Local Train. Describing it as a moment of spontaneous inspiration, he reveals it stands as the fastest song he's ever written, offering viewers an intimate glimpse into the magic of artistic expression. Moments of musical interlude punctuate the conversation as Raman performs his song "Mastaani," infusing the melody with raw emotion. Peeyush then praises Raman's song "Maqbool," requesting a live rendition. Raman obliges, filling the space with soulful strains and expressing his admiration for influential artists like Faiz Ahmed Faiz. Peeyush probes Raman about social media, which Raman describes as his "shop" for connecting with his audience. He emphasizes authenticity over self-promotion, valuing genuine engagement over viral marketing. In a light-hearted moment, Peeyush prompts Raman with an Antakshari query. Raman humorously suggests his own song "Mastaani" before performing "Ek Din" live, showcasing his spontaneity and musical talent. The conversation shifts to Raman's experiences with Bollywood music. Raman shares past opportunities that never materialized into collaboration, expressing a desire to focus on his own artistic journey. Before bidding farewell, Raman extends heartfelt appreciation to Peeyush, culminating in a soul-stirring performance of "Qismat" from his upcoming album, leaving listeners captivated and eager to follow Raman's musical journey. 00:00 - 01:11 : Trailer 01:11 : Introduction 02:08 : Wearing sunglasses indoors 03:04 : Relatability with Rock On!! 04:24 : Ego of artists 06:04 : Opinions on Indian music 10:08 : Current listening habits 12:54 : Early life 14:15 : Writing music 16:02 : Unplugged: Mastani 18:52 : Recreate own songs 20:44 : Unplugged: Maqbool 22:26 : Poetic lyricism 23:18 : Importance of Social Media and Virality 26:50 : Unplugged: Ek Din 28:33 : Future music plans 30:29 : Upcoming album and Unplugged: Qismat 33:14 : Outro #ramannegi #thelocaltrain #choolo #aalaskapedh #vaaqif #rockon #interview #podcast #musicinterview #musicpodcast #ifp #mastaani #tuhaikahan #luckyali ============================================================================= Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/indienfolkp... Facebook- www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61551096034297