Project Khichdi

Imagine if you had all the time, money, gear and people in the world to work on the “perfect” musical project. What would that look like? Join us as we share our thoughts on this hypothetical in a pensive episode of Project Khichdi! Project Khichdi is also on YouTube! ———————— TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - XD 03:10 - New Theme! 04:00 - Sike! Here's the actual new theme lol 04:31 - “The Ideal Project" 06:35 - Robin describes his musical background 08:56 - Adi describes his musical background 11:02 - Online vs Offline Collabs 18:04 - The Infinite Time & Resources Hypothetical 32:19 - Adi's Ideal Project 34:20 - Robin's Ideal Project 37:56 -We talk about our recent live performance 39:18 - Concluding Notes 43:09 - Snapping back to reality XD 43:48 - Classic PK Outro Banter :P ———————— LINK Our Live Debut as ‘Adi & Robin’  Hans Zimmer Music Pedigree Dog Advert 

Remixing is a great way to find new ideas for your original music. Whether you're "flipping" a track, or simply trying to chop it up and make something new with it, remixing can be a robust starting point for skill building, especially in arrangement, mixing, mastering, and writing in diverse genres. Join us - Adi & Robin - as we explore the role that remix projects have had in our lives as musicians, and walk you through how we approached remixing a song that we didn't like all too much👀! #remixing #gendaphool #yui #squarezattached ----------------- TIMESTAMPS (0:00) - Introduction (00:54) - Theme (1:38) - Whaccha Listening To? (15:42) - Department of Sound Surgery (39:04) - Genda Phool'd Breakdown (1:06:23) - This Month in Khichdi ----------------- LINKS & CREDITS Music ‘Rolling Star by Yui’ ‘Hey Ya’ by Squarez Attached ‘Genda Phool’ by A.R. Rahman People ‘Mix_Master_Jugaad’ ‘Stylian.os’ Resources ‘Momentum’ Sampler by Big Fish Audio (FREE) ‘Vocal Remover’ for free vocal/instrumental isolation (FREE) ----------------- Disclaimer: Remixing and presentation of copyrighted musical works in this episode, including ‘Genda Phool’, ‘Rolling Star’ and ‘Hey Ya’ were done in accordance with general fair use guidelines and constitute transformative work. We do not own, nor claim to own the rights to these tracks. 

For more musical content, follow us on IG: @adi_and_robin ---------------------------- Porter Robinson is one of the most influential musicians from late 2000s 'EDM' era, and one of our favourite artists of all time. Join us as we revisit Porter's catalogue and deconstruct what makes him such an emotional song writer and producer. Also in this episode is music from #maybeshewill and the #backstreetboys, and a short conversation on #sunoai. ---------------------------- *Timestamps* (00:26) - 'Theme' (00:54) - 'Whaccha Listening To?' (16:18) - 'Worlds of Nurture' (56:01) - 'This Month in Khichdi' ---------------------------- *Credits & Links* 1. 'Whaccha Listening To' A. 'Fair Youth' - Maybeshewill B. 'I Want It That Way (ft. Darth Vader) [AI Cover]' - Dewit 2. Porter's Music A. 'The Language' B. 'Worlds' C. 'Nurture' D. 'Everything Goes On' E. 'Cheerleader' 3. 'This Month in Khichdi' A. Suno.AI ---------------------------- Each track streamed in 'Whaccha Listening To?' and 'Worlds of Nurture' is the intellectual property of the respective publishing artist. Streaming of their content was done in accordance with general fair use guidelines.

How important are videos in the music consumption experience? Have the quality and nature of videos changed with time? What are some of the factors that potentially determine the effort that music artists put in their videos? Do videos enhance the music listening experience or is it a distraction? We address these questions in an audio-only episode👀 Timestamps (00:00) - Intro (00:12) - "Theme" (00:39) - "Whaccha Listening To?" (21:50) - "Take 474" (1:13:43) - "This Month in Khichdi" Credits 1. 'OCEAN' by John Butler (2012) 2. Michael Palmisano's review of 'OCEAN' 3. 'High Hopes' by Xander. 4. 'Runaway' by Kanye West (Feature Film) 5. 'All Too Well' by Taylor Swift (Feature Film) 6. 'Believe' by When Chai Met Toast 7. 'Light Switch' by Charlie Puth 8. 'Audience Choir' by Jacob Collier 9. 'Medium.com' article on music videos 10. The 'Arpeggi'

WE'RE BACK!! Project Khichdi is officially in its second season, and boy do we have some cool content for you! Join the two of us - Robin and Adithya - as we bring you up to speed on what's new this time round, and delve into how we're rethinking what it means to be a musician in 2024! #newseasonnewreasons #stillnotacookingshow For all updates on the show, follow us on Instagram at @adi_and_robin TIMESTAMPS (0:00) - Welcome to S2 (5:08) - What's New? (7:50) - Theme (8:17) - Whaccha Listening To? (11:50) - "Is It Really You?" by Loathe and Sleep Token (15:31) - Certified Project Khichdi Moment (15:55) - "i'd die for you" by Misery (20:20) - Negative harmony cover of Foo Fighter's Everlong by Steve Cruickshank (27:18) - "If We Ever Broke Up" by Mae Stephens (31:32) - New Season, New Reasons (35:01) - Rethinking what it means to be a musician (36:52) - Robin discusses his history with music (44:09) - Is YT better for music listening? (47:13) - Robin's strategy for improving his music listening habits (50:00) - Adi's struggles with pressures of content creation (51:59) - Adi's creative process (53:44) - Adi's fascination with game scores & sound design (55:53) - Adi's soundtrack for Mirror's Edge (58:13) - Concluding Thoughts (1:01:16) - This Month in Khichdi (News) (1:02:19) - MGK in da house, again (1:07:14) - Meet Frank Watkinson LINKS & RESOURCES a. Whaccha Listening to? 1. "Is It Really You" by Loathe & Sleep Token 2. "i'd die for you" by Misery 3. "Everlong" by Foo Fighters (Negative Harmony Cover by Steve Cruikshank) 4. "If We Ever Broke Up" by Mae Stevens b. New Seasons, New Reasons 1. Robin's Nostalgia Write-Up 2. "Runner's of Faith" Mirror's Edge Demo Soundtrack by Adi c. This Month in Khichdi 1. Machine Gun Kelly Razor Guitar, Parody Razor Guitar 2. "My love, mine all mine. A Mitski song" by Frank Watkinson 3. "For your inner child" by Frank Watkinson