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EPISODE · Jun 12, 2026 · 16 MIN

Rafay Rashid talks New Ravi Shavi Record

from Bartholomewtown · host Bill Bartholomew / Rafay Rashid

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we dive into the creative process behind Rafay’s new record "Wild Rock Dove," the importance of groove and danceability in music, and how indie music continues to evolve in a crowded landscape. We also explore the challenges and opportunities Rhode Island’s capital offers for artists and the role of community spaces like Rec Room. This candid conversation reveals how artists adapt, innovate, and stay connected to their roots.In this episode:Rafay shares the genesis of "Wild Rock Dove" and how shifting instrumentation influenced the soundThe importance of groove, danceability, and physicality in modern indie musicInsights into Rafay’s upcoming live show opening for Spoon and the significance of regional collaborationsHow indie music is exploring both minimalism and maximalism, with influences from ESG to PorchesThe current state of Providence’s creative scene and what might be missing for its full cultural potentialFuture plans for Rec Room, including community programming and artist curatorial opportunitiesTimestamps:00:00 - Introduction to Rafay and his new album "Wild Rock Dove"00:37 - The songwriting process: from 2019 to the album release01:36 - How changing instrumentation shaped the record’s groove focus02:13 - Creating a unique sound with bass-driven tracks and minimalist influences03:16 - Elements of danceability and physicality in Rafay’s music03:43 - The role of groove in performance and audience engagement04:11 - Upcoming show at Fett with Spoon and Providence’s musical ecosystem04:56 - The path to booking meaningful regional shows through organic connections06:10 - Enduring innovation in indie music and maintaining relevance with age07:05 - Meeting Spoon for the first time and building community ties07:47 - The current landscape of indie music: experimentation and diversity08:17 - Exploring the influence of global and regional identities in the indie scene09:46 - The impact of broader cultural scenes like Porches’ Mask10:01 - How listener preferences are shaping the future of musical creation10:28 - The state of Providence’s creative scene and its challenges11:19 - Urban development and the potential for reinvigorating downtown Providence12:26 - Future plans for Rec Room: community-centered programming, artist collaborations, and exhibitions13:15 - Closing thoughts and upcoming initiatives at Rec RoomSupport the showFollow Bill on Instagram and YouTube

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we dive into the creative process behind Rafay’s new record "Wild Rock Dove," the importance of groove and danceability in music, and how indie music continues to evolve in a crowded landscape. We also explore the challenges and opportunities Rhode Island’s capital offers for artists and the role of community spaces like Rec Room. This candid conversation reveals how artists adapt, innovate, and stay connected to their roots. In this episode: Rafay shares...

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