When I first composed this it came across as very cheesy to me, however, when me and Prateek sat down to work on the fragments I already had, it evolved into something I genuinely think is all right. This was always composed as a backdrop for a stellar vocal performance, unfortunately, I could never even come close to doing that part and am still looking for someone who would be willing to lend their voice to this.

This is a song born out of accidentally playing two chords one after the other. The whole song is based on those two chords with slight variations and then I got upto playing with my brand new Digitech Processor! This was more than 3 years ago. A friend of mine also recently made a brilliant video using this composition as music for the same, do watch it by following the link below, it really does add a new dimension to the composition I was completely unaware of until now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUr_1u4yB80  

Lullaby

I wanted to basically play a solo over this brilliant chord progression, and I went for a more straight beat rather than the swing used in all the other versions for reasons unbeknownst even to me. However, that did involve the excruciating exercise of me having to sing, at which I am not particularly proficient at, as is evidenced over here, but if you manage to power through my vocals, the guitar part at the end is really something I am proud of.  

Autumn Leaves (Cover)

Two guys trying to muck up and come up with music

Ujjwal Mohindra - Guitar Player, Composer, Arranger, Producer
Prateek Saxena -  Producer, Arranger and incharge of magically making money
Artwork is done by Sarthak Sinha

Everything apart from the guitar and the vocal tracks has been generated using some software or the other, mainly due to a lack of funds and personnel. All our music has been recorded at home using a Mac. Our influences include Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Radiohead, Laura marling, Simon & Garfunkel and well it goes on for a bit. Our genre ranges from alternate rock to psychedelic to sometimes bare bones folk. Hope you enjoy our work! 

Bowl of Petunias