00:00Thank you very much. It's wonderful to be here.
00:05Sir, first of all, I want to know that you have said that the same songs are written and the same songs are happened to you.
00:11Without you, what happened to you?
00:14What happened to you?
00:16You have been feeling a new change.
00:18You have been feeling a positive or emotional that you have become a soul of this song.
00:23The soul of the soul is in my heart.
00:26The soul of the soul is rock and roll, the energy is the same as before.
00:31But I think that this song is different from India.
00:34It's one of my heart.
00:36But this is the topic that I'm talking about.
00:39I saw that India has a lot of conversations in the market.
00:44I've been telling you that one girl is in the city.
00:49And they have divorced and divorced.
00:53And suddenly, the girl has a job transfer.
00:58Because all the people in the corporate work are doing so much work.
01:01Suddenly, the Bangalore changed.
01:03Now, the girl is doing what is doing.
01:05And she will go.
01:07But the heart is not broken.
01:09The separation is not broken.
01:10The problem is not broken.
01:12But if she went to Bangalore and she had to leave her here,
01:17Then the angst is the fact that she is in the middle.
01:20That is the fact that you are not my, you are not my, you are not your.
01:22How the hell am I supposed to love you?
01:24You are going to my place.
01:27But what do I say?
01:28So, this is the logic that this is happening in young India today.
01:33Due to corporatization.
01:34So, this is a lot of situations.
01:36And I think many people have understood the song.
01:38So, this one is a bit of bitterness.
01:39So, this is a lot of bitterness.
01:40Without that matter, the simplicity is maintaining também.
01:45At present time, the country is quite challenging.
01:48If you look at my work, I am an artist, I am an artist, I am an artist, my friend, I am an artist,
01:55they are all simple songs.
01:57In simplicity, if your melody is strong, if your melody is strong, then you can play a guitar
02:05or play a guitar or play a orchestra.
02:08For me, there is an organic feel like you are listening to your name.
02:16It's a one-take feel.
02:18The whole recording is done in one take.
02:20Start to finish.
02:22That's why it's organic and electronic.
02:26It's purely live.
02:28That feel I feel good for people to come.
02:32I am happy that the old figures like the old figures like Lata Ji, Kishore Ji,
02:38we were recording together, sitting in a while,
02:42just recording the song.
02:43It's been a long time.
02:44It's been a long time, it's been a long time.
02:45It's been a long time, it's been a long time, it's been a long time,
02:46it's been a long time, it's been a long time.
02:47Now, you say that the song is the excitement of your first time.
02:52Or when the melody is strong, it's still going back?
02:58When I was 17, 16, 17 years old,
03:03I was singing guitar, I was singing.
03:06That energy is now.
03:08It's been a long time.
03:09I'm presenting the new songs.
03:12And my feeling is that when I was 17, 18, 16 years old,
03:16I was feeling new to sing, singing guitar,
03:20that energy is now.
03:22And that passion is now.
03:24That's why you have some energy in the song.
03:27So it's all.
03:28I'm singing from my heart.
03:29I'm singing from my heart,
03:31just like I was singing at that time.
03:32Then, Rock and Roll is not a series
03:35that's some emotional statement.
03:36So, as you start this journey,
03:38your intention was your nostalgia,
03:40or re-discovery or reinvention?
03:42Before I released Rock and Roll,
03:45I had a album release, The White Album.
03:48There are six songs,
03:51they are both romantic.
03:52They are all six songs,
03:54but every song is very different from each other, but it's totally romantic.
04:00After that, I started the next series, Rock and Roll,
04:05which is my dream of rock and roll, and also India's dream.
04:11Rock and Roll is an old and new.
04:26So, all the six series of rock and roll songs,
04:30and all are different.
04:32Every song of this series is respect and heart,
04:35or is it a conscious rebellion against algorithm-driven music?
04:41Rebellion, I think it's a rock musician,
04:45that's what it's inside.
04:47It's a rock, which is a rebellion.
04:49And now it's more rebellion.
04:53But the whole world needs to be changed.
04:57We need to adapt.
04:59How do you feel like closing the circle?
05:04Is this ending more personal or symbolic?
05:07It's completely, like I said,
05:11a song is personal, a feeling is personal,
05:15and my album is Rock and Roll.
05:17There are five songs already,
05:19and it's the last song.
05:21Obviously, it's a closing feeling,
05:23what I have been playing.
05:25I've been singing, I've been singing, I've been singing, I've been singing, I've been singing, I've been performing, and also I'm a video.
05:33So, its a full circle of independent artist will show you.
05:39Sir, your melodies like Pari, Pall, Parihume, Bombay Girl, Decade, Class is relevant.
05:46So, what does your melody make a timeless?
05:51I think that like Parihume, Jyanam, Dosti, Pall,
05:57those songs are timeless because their composition is very strong.
06:04Their lyrics are also good.
06:07So, when a song is good and a good composition,
06:12and a good singer goes forward,
06:14then the song becomes timeless.
06:19In the fast consumption era,
06:22what do you think about listeners' slow-feel-based music?
06:27I think that everyone has so much speed,
06:31and there are so many problems,
06:34and their work-space,
06:36there are so many tensions in their work.
06:38So, the song is a slow song,
06:40and if they sing the right melody,
06:44and sing the right heart,
06:46then I think that people like it.
06:48Because when it comes to their personal time,
06:51they get a song to relax.
06:54You've heard about the song in India's independent pop movement,
06:57from the Vitek's.
06:59So, what do you think about the Indian artists' work,
07:01and what are you worried about?
07:03What are you worried about?
07:05What are you worried about?
07:07That's a long story.
07:08There are so many years I've been working on,
07:09and I feel like I'm doing this year.
07:11But it's good to feel that
07:14in today's time,
07:15in 2020-2025,
07:16I'm still current.
07:18I'm still hearing this song.
07:19I'm still hearing this song.
07:20I'm still hearing this song.
07:22Yeah, I think that's it.
07:24Oh, so I'm going to be a good song.
07:26I'm going to be a good song.
07:28I'm going to be a good song because it's a lot of young audiences.
07:30It's a trend that people are listening to Instagram.
07:32So I'm still very relevant today.
07:36So I feel that I'm going to be very happy.
07:38That I'm going to be a good song.
07:40I like my songs.
07:42I love my songs.
07:44Sir, you've been a good song.
07:46You've been a good song.
07:48You've been a good song.
07:50You've been a good song.
07:52I've had maybe a good song.
07:54You have heard from the background in a whole generation.
07:56I've been a good song.
07:58Definitely the whole generation of people.
08:00I was eaves.
08:02If I am a good song, I am going to be learning.
08:04All the songs got blew into my mind.
08:06I was a band of boys.
08:08All the songs were wrong.
08:10And I was doing my job that to make them a star.
08:14So this song our songs got great.
08:18I think I've been doing a lot in the 90's and now I'm doing a lot of work, I'll collaborate
08:30with OTT, cinema, I'll listen to my songs.
08:35But I'm very excited that I'm doing a song for myself.
08:41Like the White Album and it's a Rocking book.
08:44Sir, The Hulk Studio, MTV's first season of Indian music culture came into the game.
08:49So, if you look back and see the experiment, what do you feel the most?
08:56The Hulk Studio Season 1, when I did the whole season, I did the whole season.
09:0251 songs, and 40 days I did it.
09:06It was a lot of work, but it was so exciting.
09:09I got a chance that India's music, the folk music,
09:13how to mix it with contemporary and modern music,
09:16how to mix it with fusion, drums, bass, guitar, tabla, flute,
09:20how to bring it together.
09:21After that, I thought that every college,
09:25when I saw it, there are little new bands,
09:28there are some tabla, some drum, some flute,
09:31and that's the effect of Coke Studio.
09:34I thought that Coke Studio has made a change in India.
09:38I thought that you have made a change.
09:40Sir, you have heard the classic and modern sensibility.
09:43So, how do you make the originality and respect?
09:47How do you make the balance?
09:49When I do reinvent,
09:51I think that the old thing that I must reinvent,
09:55what's the other thing that I want to do?
09:57What's the same thing?
09:59What's the real thing?
10:01What's the coverage?
10:02If the song is sadness,
10:03the pain, the joy, the feeling,
10:05the emotions, I have to bring the new song.
10:09I have to bring a new song so that when we were young, we were angry, sad, happy, and so we are human beings.
10:20If I bring someone else to this generation, it's a good thing and a special thing that I can keep.
10:30And I bring another sound from my own.
10:35Sir, without you, I feel like a personal conversation is going on.
10:40Is Leslie Lewis more honest or just more fearless?
10:47Leslie Lewis is first of all fearless.
10:50So you have seen that every song is removed from the whole system.
10:54But everyone likes it.
10:56So I feel that it's a fearless thing.
10:59I feel that I feel good and I feel good.
11:08And my good luck is that people don't listen to me from the 90s until now.
11:15So that's me very good.
11:17Sir, in the music industry, there is a new thing that people are doing with AI.
11:23So do you think that AI should be able to take a lot of food or help you to take a lot of hands?
11:30I feel like AI is a new phenomenon.
11:36It's very powerful.
11:37It's very powerful.
11:38It's very fast.
11:39It will take a lot of things to take a lot of things.
11:42But if we work with AI, then we become a master.
11:48We become a slave.
11:49The main thing is that you become a master and you become a slave.
11:54And you become a slave.
11:55So you become a slave.
11:56It will be a good tool that you need to take a lot of things.
11:59And it will take a lot of things.
12:01So I think AI is a fantastic tool.
12:03Like computers, you can type in documents.
12:06Copy-paste.
12:07Copy-paste.
12:08Copy-paste?
12:09No.
12:10No.
12:11When you go to college, the calculator is used.
12:14Why?
12:15That's the tool.
12:17So you have to use this tool in a right way.
12:21So that will come very well.
12:23And it will meet a lot of things.
12:25It will come very well.
12:27There are so many concerts in the middle school,
12:30and there are many concerts.
12:31And there are so many of these concerts from the festival.
12:33In the concert culture, the festival...
12:35That's there are so many such concerts of the festival...
12:40So you don't have to come together,
12:42and that'll then come together with the banditre.
12:44We offer some way of the festival,
12:47and have been gathered here with the festival.
12:49It's called the festival...
12:50What is the culture of the concert in India has come new.
12:59If you look at America and Europe, the concert culture is very early.
13:04Their infrastructure has been set.
13:06At that time, they had a problem.
13:09They have set it.
13:11Now, young India is in the entire concert mode.
13:14India is also learning what should happen or not.
13:17If you look at the concert, they have to give a little time.
13:22But they have to keep their attention with safety.
13:26Because people are coming, they can do anything.
13:29So definitely, they have to see that the whole venue or stage,
13:34the lighting rigs are safe and they can fall down.
13:37So definitely, but I think India is a new territory for concerts.
13:44And slowly, I think that will also be in the international class.
13:49Now, when there is a chapter of rock and roll,
13:52is this a song or a new musical piece?
13:57The rock and roll series has been set.
14:02The White Album, Romantic Songs.
14:05The rock and roll, the whole rock and roll.
14:08They have to be in the air.
14:09They have to be in the air.
14:10They have to be in the air.
14:11The rock and roll.
14:12And once again, the rock and roll is on the air.
14:13Now, I'm ready.
14:14I'm here.
14:15I'm not gonna give a hint.
14:16But I'm gonna know that the next series will come,
14:19that what will happen?
14:20Because the music is a lot of fun.
14:23And the young India is always going to sing songs.
14:28I feel good, but it's not good.
14:30I feel good, I feel good.
14:32I am an independent artist, I am saying my own songs.
14:36Sorry?
14:40Audience.
14:42Audience.
14:44Audience.
14:46Audience.
14:48Audience.
14:50YouTube.
14:52Music.
14:54Don't go to numbers.
14:56You think there are a number.
14:58That's the big difference.
15:00Only numbers.
15:02Should I just play it?
15:04On the guitar?
15:06No.
15:08No.
15:10No.
15:12No.
15:14No.
15:16No.
15:18No.
15:20No.
15:22No.
15:24No.
15:26No.
15:27I am a McKee.
15:29Yes.
15:30Are there any music going to tune in?
15:31No.
15:33Nobody used to tune in singing.
15:34I am trying to tear it upon the guitar
15:36Because your music will repeat in a entire band.
15:40No.
15:44What do you want me to say?
16:00How do I know I am? You are my love
16:04I share it for you
16:14My heart is mixed with my heart
16:17Love that's so true
16:20My soul is my knowledge
16:23My soul is my knowledge
16:27I have loved you
16:30What did you do?
16:32My man, my man, my man
16:36Baby, how the hell am I supposed to love you?
16:39How the hell am I supposed to love you?
16:51How the hell am I supposed to love you?
16:53How the hell am I supposed to love you?
16:58You
