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cutlasspodcast

The Cutlass

Entertainment and Music
Biography

A progressive podcast and platform dedicated to the Indo-Caribbean community and descendants of indentureship. Founded and curated by @neemakharam 🇹🇹

Followers 7.15K
Engagement Rate 9.400%
Engagements / post 675
New followers / day -
Global Rank 802K
Worldwide
Country Rank 915
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Category Rank 323K
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Avg Likes 637
Avg Comments 38
ER Rate 9.40%

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7.15K

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Engagement rate 9.400%
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Recent Posts
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One of the Indian duo’s less known songs, Babla and Kanchan’s “Police Wala” featured on their “Laila” (1980) and “Diamond Collection Volume 1” (1998) albums. The narrator is, presumably, a young woma…
2021-08-14
Est. reach 2.14K - 3.57K
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At just 20 years old, Shakira Baksh won only the second-ever Miss Guyana pageant in 1967. Born in what was then British Guiana to Muslim Indian parents, her mother was a dressmaker and she hoped to o…
2021-08-12
Est. reach 2.14K - 3.57K
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The decolonization of history would be incomplete without an examination of how the church served as an agent of racial and religious division in the Caribbean. When universal adult suffrage was gran…
2021-08-10
Est. reach 2.14K - 3.57K
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How do you make pholourie without chutney? Pholourie bina chutney kaise bani? Legendary musician Sundar Popo asks this question with his iconic song “Kaise Bani'' from 1979. He uses two culturally si…
2021-08-08
Est. reach 2.14K - 3.57K
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The legendary musician Yusuff Khan was often praised for his original compositions. One of his most well-known songs is “Rahariya Ke Pattiya,” featured on the album “Yusuff Khan Sings Again” from the…
2021-08-06
Est. reach 2.14K - 3.57K
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One of the major tools brought and used by Indian indentured labourers was the “jata” (jaa-taa). It is important to note that this is the Bhojpuri name as “chakki” is the Hindi equivalent. The “jata”…
2021-08-04
Est. reach 2.14K - 3.57K
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The audience participation segment from Mastana Bahar allowed guests at the taping of the cultural program to come on stage and showcase their talent. Often this would be a song or dance number, much…
2021-08-02
Est. reach 2.14K - 3.57K
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"Raate Sapna" is one of the more well-known baithak gana or classical chutney songs. Sundar Popo's "Raat Ke Sapna" is perhaps the most popular cover. Featured on his album "Hot and Spicy Chutneys" (1…
2021-07-31
Est. reach 2.14K - 3.57K
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Babla and Kanchan’s rendition of “Khirki Khuli Rahi” was featured on their album “Musical Voyage: East Meets West” (1998). The original by Sundar Popo is slightly different lyrically but will be tran…
2021-07-29
Est. reach 2.14K - 3.57K
545 13
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The phrase "phusur phusur" (phoo-sur phoo-sur) describes something being said quietly, in a whisper or hushed tone. Sometimes the implication is that the conversation is taking place secretly, behind…
2021-07-27
Est. reach 2.14K - 3.57K
578 24
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Rikki Jai’s Sumintra (1988) opens with “bindiya chamkegi” (my bindi will shine). Jai twisting his waist as he sings “chamkegi” may explain why chamkay now means “to wine” in the Caribbean. This shift…
2021-07-25
Est. reach 2.14K - 3.57K
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The word “chamkay” (chum-kay) does have origins in Hindustani but has shifted in translation over time in the Indo-Caribbean community. It was defined as “to shine” or “to glow,” stemming from “chama…
2021-07-23
Est. reach 2.14K - 3.57K
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