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"The Indian Music Diaries" Founder Akshay and Operations head Aditya talk about what their online music publication company (TIMD) does, the quality of publications that talk about music in India, the impact of critics and criticism in the music industry and the new mentorship program "Udaan" started by The Indian Music Diaries in association with  Ok Listen and Nuke Studios in an informal conversation with Rijul Seth.

Music Producer Vedang, Bharg, Kuns & Baajewala talks about the  struggles of a music producer in the Indian hip-hop scene, the importance of factors that contribute to your growth as a producer and  the future of hip-hop from a producers point of view. They also discuss bad practices in the industry and answers some common questions in an informal conversation with Rijul Seth

In this episode of Bhaiya Sutta Dedo coming with us straight from Kashmir are Ahmer, Aatanki & Tufail who are known as the pioneers of the Koshur Hip Hop scene. Ahmer talks about how he got inspired by MC Kash and how SOS was formed. They further talk about how they crafted the sound that defines their unique vibe while rapping in Kashmiri Language, and how they like to keep their culture alive through Indian Hip Hop.

MC Kode, E.M.F, Smoke & Karnage talk about how they all got introduced to Battle Rap, their first experience in a battle and how Battle Rap is not for sensitive people. They discuss the future of Battle Rap, how it should stay underground to preserve this unique culture and the impact of mainstream influencers like Samay Raina collaborating with Ghetto Verse to promote the art of battle rap.

In this episode of Bhaiya Sutta Dedo we have a guest host, Jaiyaxh. Coming with us in this episode are D₹V & Darcy who are known as the pioneers of the "New Wave of the Indian Hip Hop". They talk about how they got inspired and how they made their sound that defines their unique vibe, and how they inspired many rappers to hop on the new sound and experiment with it.

Foosie Gang and SangeetKir talk about the role of satire and comedy in India hiphop. They take us through a breakdown of their hit track “Sector 28” and how they started the entire project as a funny non serious gig in an informal conversation.