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If a song captures a moment, a musical movement captures a mindset. From grunge’s distorted power chords to emo’s eyeliner-soaked teenage angst, old school hip-hop’s socio-political commentary to the dreamy swirl of psychedelic rock—music reflects more than just sound.

Podcast · By Khushi Salgia · English · Official site

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Aug 21, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    Grief, Dropping out of College, & Turning Pain Into Art: An Interview with Hudson McVay (opens the original)

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    In this episode, I sit down with LA-based singer-songwriter Hudson McVay to explore his journey from childhood music lessons to pursuing music full-time. Hudson discusses leaving Berklee, moving to LA, creating his “dream folk” sound, and how emotion, self-discovery, and creative blocks shape his songwriting. ig: @thejamseshpodcast substack: SubCulture by Khushi Salgia

  2. Episode · Aug 15, 2026

    Post-Grad Crises, '90s Music, and Independent Artist Life: An Interview with lucky break (opens the original)

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    In this episode, indie rock artist Emma from lucky break opens up about navigating the music industry as a woman, from overcoming self-doubt and gender dynamics to building a trusted support network. She also shares how she uses music, writing, and visual art to define her identity and success on her own terms.

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