Sometimes you are just humming a song and suddenly you have an urge to listen to it in your voice. Somewhat the case with this recording.A simple song with a lot of feel. This one is for myself. Amit Trived, you are GOD !

Zinda Cover (Lootera)

Nahi saamne(taal) instrumental

Quickly recorded cover of Thin Air by Pearl Jam. Certain occurrences over the last few days left this song and the album - Binaural - lingering in my head. Recorded this purely out of nostalgia :)

Thin Air (Pearl Jam cover)

Aahista (tribute to Jagjit Singh) - Beat41

Chasing Cars (Cover) - Snow Patrol

Recording from practice session for ACE felicitation event June 2014

ACE provides a platform for indoor acoustic gigs with an audience that comprises of interns that TCS takes from all across the globe; this is the third consecutive time that AFM had performed at ACE and this was just a way of saying 'Good Evening' to all with a promise of some fresh acoustic music'fire'works in the next hour that we were on stage. 

Inspired by the original "Shaam" from the Bollywood movie "Aisha" sung by Nikhil D'souza and directed by Amit Trivedi, AFM decides to use the new instrument addition with them id est Ukulele to recreate a perfect evening bonfire and la la acoustic environment. Performing this song was more like a trip through various tasty chords and moods that kept changing at every verse. Thoroughly enjoyed by Nikhil, Sourya and Prakhar while playing the instruments for they learned a lot, practiced a lot and made ocean full of mistakes with retakes, funny winks, blank looks, sadistic pleasures, tired eyes, hurt fingers, half laughs, full laughs, corrections, discoveries and multiple orgasms. Finally, Lekshmi took the egg shaker to join others with the instrumentation and figured the above mentioned. 
 
Vocals: Prakhar Gaharwar
Guitar: Nikhil Verneker 
Ukelele: Prakhar Gaharwar
Bass: Sourya Bhattacharya
Egg Shaker: Lekshmi Rajendran
Harmonies (correct ones): Nikhil Vernekar, Lekshmi Rajendran
Harmonies (powerful ones ): Sourya Bhattacharya
Finger snaps: not Nikhil Vernekar

Shaam (Acoustic Cover)

Recording from practice jam @ our in-house setup:

Nupur carries a peculiar texture in her voice that gives a lot of folk touch to her singing. Maintaining the tone, she keeps a constant touch of power and throw in her voice all throughout her performance. All the more reason that at Live stage she sometimes loses her voice towards the end. 
Suggested by Nupur, AFM decided to do this song after the MTV Unplugged version was out that seemed quite interesting. A faster reggae version of the original Bollywood song had lot of new musical elements added by Mikey, but AFM picked it up well from the first jam. Nupur has really good comfort bracket with the live musicians, she judges music cues really well and keeping her voice intact it is a piece of cake for this gal to take on any challenge up on live stage. The song is very well taken at the audience but Nupur keeps quite professional on the stage and shows absolutely no naughtiness while performing making it all the more difficult for her boy fans to approach her. 
At Marathon, the song was covered and telecast by Zee News as a representative number for AFM. We were the only band to have received an on stage interview from a news channel that day thanks to our mind boggling sound check.   

Vocals: Nupur Dutta (sharp & powerful)
Backing Vocals: Prakhar Gaharwar (missing the cues)
Guitar(Wah): Nikhil Vernekar (hopping)
Guitar(Acoustic): Prakhar Gaharwar (focusing on bass)
Bass: Apoorv Garg (focusing on Prakhar; well done on the lines)
Keys: Jatin Sharma (Jazzy J)
Drums: Pushkar Joshi (shifting between Djembe and Drums)

Dhak Dhak - Mikey McCleary (Cover)

Maeeri Anuj Vd Jam

Super Mario Theme Song cover on Ukelele

Found out that it was Chris Cornell's 55th birthday today (posthumous) and thought of doing a cover of this Audioslave song which is one of my favorite bands
Created this song in Garageband from scratch. Includes Acoustic guitar, electric guitar, Bass, Drums, Synth

After Pink Floyd, he was one of the musicians that was really influential for me

A big loss for the world when the news came out couple of years ago

Aahista (tribute to Jagjit Singh) - Beat41

chintan-floydian

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