Temsu Clover
10/31/21 • 16 min
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The world of the interwebs is a wondrous place (most of the time). For Maed in India, it allows us an incredible opportunity to connect with indie artists from across the country. And that’s exactly what we did on this episode! Here to chat about her journey as an artist, winning a Most Promising Artist award (yes, we do find out what she's promising), and the story behind her single Dumplings for the Sad, is Dimapur singer-songwriter Temsu Clover.
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The world of the interwebs is a wondrous place (most of the time). For Maed in India, it allows us an incredible opportunity to connect with indie artists from across the country. And that’s exactly what we did on this episode! Here to chat about her journey as an artist, winning a Most Promising Artist award (yes, we do find out what she's promising), and the story behind her single Dumplings for the Sad, is Dimapur singer-songwriter Temsu Clover.
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Host: Mae
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Audio Editor Post: Kartik Kulkarni
Producer: Shaun Fanthome and Husein Haveliwala
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SlowCheeta
IT’S HAPPENING! Maed in India is back in the studio with some incredible artists, their most entertaining stories, and their latest music. So, of course, we had to turn up the heat for our first one back. And to do that, we have none other than rapper Chaitanya Sharma aka SlowCheeta chatting to Mae about the origins of his rap name, having to rip into Ranveer Singh’s character while filming Gully Boy, and giving his wife private concerts of unreleased songs. He also performs four of his favourite tracks, including his latest single Tu Theek Hai Na Bhai?.
Song List:
Bada Ghar Chhota Ladka (01:09 - 04:46)
Aankhon Ka Tara (feat. Namit Das) (16:32 - 20:10)
Shwapon (feat. Dipannita Acharya) (32:56 - 35:22)
Tu Theek Hai Na Bhai? (feat. Saba Azad) (43:06 - 46:19)
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Host: Mae
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Audio Editor Post: Kartik Kulkarni
Producer: Shaun Fanthome and Husein Haveliwala
Recorded at Island City Studios
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