In this week's episode of Indie'N Folk Project, Peeyush chats with renowned Indian singer, songwriter, and composer Arko Pravo Mukherjee, known for hits like "Teri Mitthi," "Allah Waariyan," and "Nazm Nazm." The episode kicks off with playful banter as Peeyush teases Arko about his shoe size, leading to a humorous exchange about fellow singer Jubin Nautiyal. Arko shares his journey before music, discussing his MBBS degree and how a meeting with Lucky Ali almost steered him away from music. He also touches on his family's medical background when asked about an artist’s socio-political role.They explore the strong connection between Bengalis and music, with Arko humorously attributing it to the community's laid-back nature. He also announces the independent release of his upcoming album with eight original songs.

In this week’s episode of Indie'N Folk Project, Peeyush talks to rapper and composer Yashraj Mehra, known for songs like Dhundhla and Ishq Nachawe. The conversation kicks off with Peeyush addressing the frequent mix-up between Yashraj Mehra and Yashraj Mukhate. Yashraj discusses the financial challenges of his music career and the fleeting nature of fame. He shares how the success of Dhundhla surprised him with its organic rise, despite minimal marketing. They explore the differences between the Delhi and Mumbai rap scenes, with Yashraj noting Mumbai’s competitive nature and Delhi’s unity. He highlights the importance of socioeconomic inclusivity in talent and praises King’s efforts to collaborate with diverse artists. Yashraj also performs a verse from Suits & Streets and reflects on his role as a writer in hip-hop, touching on women’s safety and his work with Tiger Baby Productions.

In this episode of Indie'N Folk Project, Peeyush chats with the iconic Shubha Mudgal, known for hits like Ab ke Sawan and Mann ke Manjire. The conversation starts with playful banter about Shubha ji’s switch to Khadi fashion. She reflects on her journey in the indie music scene after the 90s, sharing amusing stories of feeling like an outsider during the release of Ali More Angana. Shubha ji surprises Peeyush by admitting she enjoys songs by Karan Aujla and Honey Singh. They also discuss her childhood influences, including literary legends like Mahadevi Verma. Shubha ji highlights the financial struggles faced by classical musicians, emphasizing the lack of business education and fair compensation in the industry.