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.

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.