this is one good set of chords 🎧🎸🌱

I wrote this song by layering different parts of my acoustic guitar together. I've been experimenting with different sounds, and with the time I spent with my producers, they really helped me bring this song to life. What you hear here is the guitar and nothing else!

In this chapter of Orion's story, the gods decide to wreak havoc on mankind. After having defeated their disciples, the gods decide to flood the land with days of never ending rain. The floods carry the bodies of the fallen victims back to their homes. Orion finds his father's body float back to his home. To his family's dismay, the flood rises further, and becomes more violent. As much as he tries to hold on to his brother and mother, the strength of the water splits them apart. Orion is now lost on his own, in a sea he'd never witnessed before. Would he ever find his family again?

Song Credits:-
Music: Dhruv Visvanath
Arrangement: Dhruv Visvanath
Tracked by: Viraj Mohan
Mixed by: Keshav Dhar at Illusion Studios
Produced by: Dhruv Visvanath, Keshav Dhar, Viraj Mohan
Mastered by: Miles Showell, Abbey Road Studios UK
Album: Orion
Artwork: Prashast Thapan
Label: V.L.T (Vishal Likes This) by Vishal Dadlani


Rain [Album Version]

Lyrics:

Lift me up on 
A kindling throne
Fill my cup by spilling your own
Build me up and
Put me down
Brim it with jewels 
And shatter my crown

What is yours?
What is mine?
What’s our line?
Will we draw
Out before
We unwind?

If you had wings to where might you fly?
I would climb all the way up through the sky
Now I am grounded, down by your side
Though it’s only half true, may I call you mine?

Any stick I would throw on the fire
If it makes me the man you’d admire
And when the time comes that one’s gotta go
Maybe now won’t feel so on our own
Until I come back around like a ring
You will know by the song we shall sing
You will know by the song

Music & Lyrics: Nicholas L Gunty & Brian Eugene Powers
Produced by: Frances Luke Accord
Mixing: Nicholas Gunty 
Mastering: Jeffrey Miller (Resonant) 
Special thanks to Katie Van Dusen for violin on "Call You Mine" (recorded by Chris DuPont in Ypsilanti).
© 2019 Frances Luke Accord Music Publishing (BMI)

Silver & Gold

Call You Mine

For Licensing & Management queries Contact Rajeev 
@ info@mrdhruv.com

Dhruv's music stems from childhood experiences as well as feelings of great anguish and grief. Having lost his father at a young age, many of his songs focus on how he has grown and the stories that come with it. Inspired greatly by his immediate surroundings, he began writing music as a therapeutic respite. His emotional connection to his family and loved ones gives him every reason to tell stories that Inspire.  

His latest album, "The Lost Cause " is an Independent effort (out now) released on the 19th of April , The Lost Cause is rich in the colours of the world, often shifting between traditional folk music, rhythmic pop and tribal-based work of his home country of India. It’s earthy, accessible and dazzling. The Lost Cause was debuted at #2 on iTunes India, and was in the top 50 albums on Apple Music for over two weeks. Rollingstone rated The Lost Cause, 4 and a half out of 5. You can stream/Buy the album here:  
https://fanlink.to/TheLostCause


I love making music, and I hope you have a great time going through the songs - Love Dhruv. 


For Bookings & Management queries Contact:
Rajeev Rao
+91-72919 26175
info@mrdhruv.com

Rain [Album Version]

Dhruv Visvanath

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