• Changing Tunes with Music Plus

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Changing Tunes with Music Plus

By: Music Plus
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  • Summary

  • The Changing Tunes podcast takes a deep dive into the Indian music industry every fortnight with industry experts, artists, icons and more.

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Episodes
  • Kunal Khambhati - Future of Live Events in India

    Kunal Khambhati - Future of Live Events in India
    Jan 24 2022

    In the third episode of Changing Tunes with Music Plus, we focus on live events – as they evolve and change for the times ahead, along with Kunal Khambhati, the Head of Live Events and IP at BookMyShow.


    Hosted by Animesh Das.


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    25 mins
  • Kavita Rajwade - Viability and Popularity of Podcasts

    Kavita Rajwade - Viability and Popularity of Podcasts
    Jan 24 2022

    This week, we discuss the viability and popularity of podcasts and creating a money ecosystem with Kavita Rajwade, the co-founder of IVM Podcasts.


    Hosted by Animesh Das.


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    35 mins
  • Vishakha Singh - NFTs in Music and Blockchain Tech

    Vishakha Singh - NFTs in Music and Blockchain Tech
    Jan 12 2022

    In the first episode of Changing Tunes, Vishakha Singh from Wazirx NFT Marketplace has all the answers to an important question – what can blockchain tech do for music?


    Hosted by Animesh Das.


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    31 mins

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