Ep. 08 - INT. DAY. Alarm Rings. Man Wakes Up (feat. Jamal Rahman)

09/02/20 • 52 min

We sat down to talk with Jamal Rahman, founder of True Brew Records in Lahore, who is now pivoting to a career in filmmaking. We talk about his soft retirement from music, his first student film, and talk crap about branded music shows while drinking those same brands. Hypocrites. Hope you enjoy, you can listen to the audio too on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and other major platforms. Till next time.

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Ep. 07 - Mobilise the KPOP Army (feat. Rameeza Ahmad)

KPOP and BTS stan Rameeza Ahmad came by to talk about the phenomenon that is Korean pop music, how the Western and Asian music industries aren't so different, and the KPOP fandom in Pakistan. Also I didn't know that Gangnam Style was Kpop lol. Until next time.

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Ep. 09 - Pakistani Election Posters are Design Excellence (feat. Khurram Siddiqi)

Sat down to have a very manic, coffee-fueled chat with Khurram "I'm from the Valley" Siddiqi (his actual name). He's the art director for Bareeze Man, as well as a designer and all round creative G. We talked about advertising agencies in Pakistan, the difference between awami and western design sensibilities, and there's an amazing sideplot where Khurram almost never finishes his donut. Until next time, Mosiki