Listen to the playlist. In conversation with Judy Goh, who loves discovering music and writing about it. She's the first guest that I did not previously know and it was lovely speaking to her about why these songs made it into her playlist about 'New York'. The playlist takes you across the genre board and keeps things interesting by navigating you through the erratic, the different and the familiar.  Listen to us talk through the playlist and feel it! Make sure you listen to the playlist before listening to the podcast for a complete and contextual experience.

Time stamps if you like teleporting through conversations:

(00:25 - 02:50) - Judy on how she curated the playlist

(02:51 - 07:41) - Number 9 - Moon Hooch

(07:42 - 11:37) - Alaska - Maggie Rogers

(11:38 - 16:00) - omg - Marian Hill

(16:01 - 19:00) - Harder - LION BABE, Busta Rhymes

(19:01 - 21:47) - worldstar money (interlude) - Joji

(21:48 - 25:09) - Hit That Jive - Gramatik

(25:10 - 30:42) - Burnt Rice - Shawn Wasabi, YDG, Yung GEMMY

(30:43 - 33:51) - Pusha Man - Chance the Rapper, Nate Fox 

(33:52 - 37:51) - Ramen & OJ - Joyner Lucas, Lil Baby 

(37:52 - 42:30) - Smoke Filled Room (Elephante Remix) - Mako

(42:31 - 47:31) - In The Heights - Lin-Manuel Miranda, 'In The Heights' Original Broadway Company

(47:32 - 51:11) - Judy and I talk about our experiences recording this episode

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Listen to the playlist. In conversation with Rukmini, my partner in crime for this podcast and partner in life, who takes us through some very well-known songs in the hope that whoever is living under a rock, gets to experience it or making her speak about them, gives you feels to give this song another shot. Some new songs and a couple of relatively older songs (Hindi and Bengali) to tell you all about love. It's all about Rukmini's memories and her infatuation with love. Listen to us talk through the playlist and feel it! Make sure you listen to the playlist before listening to the podcast for a complete and contextual experience.

Time stamps if you like teleporting through conversations:

(00:25 - 03:18) - Rukmini about her journey with music and music discovery

(03:19 - 07:40) - cold/mess - Prateek Kuhad

(07:41 - 12:00) -Lazarus - Porcupine Tree

(12:20 - 17:17) - All I Want - Kodaline

(17:18 - 21:30) - Safar - Arijit Singh, Pritam

(21:31 - 28:07) - All Too Well (10 Minute Version) (Taylor's Version) - Taylor Swift

(28:08 - 32:29) - When We Were Young - Adele 

(32:30 - 37:51) - lovely (with Khalid) - Billie Eilish, Khalid

(37:52 - 42:00) - A Little While - Yellow Days

(42:01 - 48:10) - Left Hand Free - alt-J

(48:11 - 52:33) - Ek Din Aap - Alka Yagnik, Kumar Sanu

(52:34 - 56:03) - Meer-E-Karwaan - Amit Mishra, Neeti Mohan, Rochak Kohli

(56:04 - 1:00:40) - 2441139 - Bela Bose - Anjan Dutt, Neel Dutt, Sovan Mukherjee

(1:00:41 - 1:04:52) - How You Like Me Now - The Heavy 

(1:04:53 - 1:11:04) - Aise Kyun (Ghazal Version)  - Rekha Bhardwaj, Anurag Saikia, Raj Shekhar

(1:11:05 - 1:12:54) - Ending notes

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Listen to the playlist. In conversation with Manas Pratap Singh, a financial journalist, who calls this playlist multi-polar and says it depicts his personality perfectly. From a movie soundtrack to an off beat French-Venezuelan artist, this playlist features a bit of everything for everyone. If you like the playlist, you'll love the feels behind it with Manas taking us through a beautiful story about each song. Make sure you listen to the playlist before listening to the podcast for a complete and contextual experience.

Time stamps if you like teleporting through conversations:

(00:00 - 09:04) - First Step - Hans Zimmer 

(09:05 - 12:53) - Ain't No Sunshine - Bill Withers

(12:54 - 17:33) - Blue Moon - Frank Sinatra

(17:34 - 21:16) - Middle Child - J. Cole

(21:17 - 25:30) - Redbone - Childish Gambino 

(25:30 - 28:00) - Sajini - Jal 

(28:01 - 30:26) - Emergencia - Nathy Peluso 

(30:27 - 35:05) - Starlight - Dave

(35:06 - 37:08) - Arriving Somewhere But Not Here - Porcupine Tree 

(37:09 - 39:33) - Roz Roz - The Yellow Diary, Shilpa Rao 

(39:34 - 43:14) - Oasis - La Chica 

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Listen to the playlist. In conversation with Dhruv Saxena, an auto journalist, who shared his playlist with us featuring...ahem...Chevelle & others. He talks about his love for Chevelle, listening to just Almost Easy for years, discovering Glass Animals and Sir Sly to really feeling the meaning behind Under The Moon by Foster The People. Make sure you listen to the playlist before listening to the podcast for a complete and contextual experience. Time stamps if you like teleporting through conversations:  (00:00 - 18:40) - Chevelle  (18:41 - 23:42) - Almost Easy - Avenged Sevenfold (23:43 - 28:09) - Stockholm Syndrome - Muse (28:10 - 32:16) - Dust In Your Pocket - Glass Animals  (32:17 - 35:17) - Astronaut - Sir Sly  (35:18 - 39:20) - Under The Moon - Foster The People Follow @feeltheplaylist on Instagram and Twitter for updates on the podcast, upcoming guests and their playlists  If you felt it, share it with someone. :)

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