Jam 4 Music

Back when OST's of movies were still a thing in India, we got some absolute bangers that feel relevant to this day. To the extent that they are being repurposed in 2025. We discuss some of the most popular and iconic songs of the 90's that made Bollywood what it was.

It seems like yesterday when we were humming these tunes on our way to college. We take a look back at some of the best songs that have stood the test of time and have turned 25 in the year 2025 including some absolute anthems!

Which Coke Studio has delivered more high quality music and why? Why is one better than the other? How does it help the artists and the whole ecosystem? We dive into a battle of India vs. Pakistan but in the context of Coke Studio.

Punjab is, was and always will be a trend setter when it comes to music. There is just something about artists hailing from Punjab who consistently end up making it to the global stage and make us proud. We discuss some legendary names and songs from the Punjabi music industry that have won hearts everywhere.

Do you miss the good old 90's just like we do? While we are not stuck in those times, we find it extremely therapeutic to keep visiting that era when you had to be nice to actually make it in the world of music. We dig into some of the most iconic names and songs which helped India cultivate a parallel industry to Bollywood.

In this episode, we take a look at some of the influential names in the UK and US bhangra music scene that helped shape the landscape and musical tastes of music lovers in India.

In this episode, we dive into the reasons behind the creativity crisis plaguing the music industry and why all songs sound almost the same. We also take a look at some of the greatest evergreen songs that were created decades back that still sound fresh.

In Episode 2, we discuss how a new wave of desi artists is leaving its imprint on the global music scene. The markets where music and videos have already hit saturation points are now pivoting to unconventional sounds and visuals that come from our motherland.

In this episode, we dive into the reasons behind the declining shelf life of music these days. Change in consumer behaviour patterns, artists and producers chasing virality over substance as well as relevance, the role of social media and streaming platforms, etc.