This song is a medley of Bandeya Ho and Bulla Ki Jana Main Kaun. It has originally been performed by two musicians Farhan Gilani and Shiraz Khan of Pakistan.

I discovered this awesome rendition one fine day and decided to add bass to it. I do not have anything to do with the copyright or anything of the original material. The bass addition was purely out of my likeness for the work.

Vocal: Farhan Gilani
Acoustic Guitar: Shiraz Khan

Enjoy.

Medley-Bandeya Ho and Bulla Ki Jana Main Kaun-Farhan Gilani and Shiraz Khan

Song - Channa Mereya (Ae Dil Hai Mushkil)
Originally Performed By - Arijit Singh
Cover Performed By - Raghav Chaitanya (Vocals and Guitar)
Bass Idea By - Abhijit Chakraborty

More works of Raghav Chaitanya on his YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/channel/UC8JB-8J7XUfYeIJKvEA1DkA

Raghav Chaitanya - Cover Version (Channa Mereya - Ae Dil Hai Mushkil)

This was originally composed by Girish Hothur, a Bengaluru-based producer.

He is a brilliant person as well, in addition to his skills in music, and has been receiving recognition not just in India, but abroad as well.

The original composition on YouTube doesn't have a bass. I added bass to it. The composition has Carnatic scat music, which is known as Konnakol. The konnakol has been performed by Ananth Vikram.

Manodharma is a type of Carnatic music that is performed impromptu but within the strict rules of raga/tala.

Manodharma - Girish Hothur

This was originally composed and performed by Pratyul Joshi, an Indian singer, songwriter and an FTII alumnus. He also studied in KM Music Conservatory. He is known for his street performances, which is often called 'busking' and serves as a source of income and inspiration for many musicians. He lives in Mumbai.

He composed and performed this song for the Natural Streets for Performing Arts Foundation (NSPA).

You can read more about him here: https://www.newindianexpress.com/entertainment/hindi/2017/aug/27/pratyul-joshis-journey-from-mumbais-streets-to-london-1648852.html.

Patangaa_My Bass

This is a poem that was written by the 15th century Indian mystic poet and saint Kabir Das.

It refers to the oneness of the disciple (bhakt) and the teacher (guru).

The composition was made by Shivpreet Singh, a US-based professional who is also a brilliant composer, an accomplished Hindusthani classical singer, and a multi-instrumentalist.

The artists on the composition include Harjeet Mehndi on vocals, Rajhesh Vaidhya on the Saraswati veena, Rajesh Prasanna on flute. I contributed bass. Rajhesh Vaidhya is an Indian veena maestro and Rajesh Prasanna is an eminent Indian flute player.

Copyright to this work are held by Shivpreet Singh.

Kabir (feat. Harjeet Mehndi)

This is quite an old track from when I had first started playing bass.

The vocals and the whole arrangement are quite enchanting and have a calming effect on me to this day.

In Time

This was a peppy. funky guitar played by Mr Alan Hartley.

He lives in Goa, India, and is an amazing musician and a lovely person.

You can get in touch with him on Facebook.

I own no copyright or anything similar to the original piece. Added bass because the tune was simply 'insane'. :)

Abhijit Piku Chakraborty

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