Recorded with my band Bemanan
http://bemanan.com


Wings Theme

The Auld Triangle(Brendan Behan)

Kolkata -Anupam Roy,Shreya Ghoshal

Ocean

I Love You Baby, I Love You Doll

Parekh & Singh - I Love You Baby, I Love You Doll

Ben Krakauer, banjo
Paul Kowert, bass
Nick Falk, drums
Duncan Wickel, fiddle

Written by Ben Krakauer. Arranged by Krakauer, Kowert, Falk, and Wickel.

BK original demos

Poodles

Other Suns

The Lion flipped a few more pages from his book of memories to an ancient forest path surrounded by tropical hills. It had been a while since their first meeting, and the Lion had come to visit the Hamster in her temporary abode in the tropics. It was a bright late afternoon full of warm sunshine. The sound of the birds filled the air. The Hamster and the Lion were strolling down a rocky path. A milestone along the edge of the hill read Sahyadri. “It's beautiful, innit?” said Ham as the Lion casually nodded and whistled an oriental tune. “How do u do that?” asked Ham smiling. The Lion smiled back, lifted his front paws to tackle his curly mane and said proudly “I get it from my father. I can whistle almost all that I can sing.” They smiled at each other as the Hamster said excitedly “Have you heard the song Sahoundra? It is a song I learnt in Madagascar!” and sang the song effortlessly. It was sheer poetry! The vibrations in her voice, the relentless cry of birds, the welcoming warm breeze, created a feeling the Lion had never felt before. As if every rustle of the leaves, every hustle of the wind, every little stone underneath him, were singing an ode. An Ode to a Hamster.  A Hamster, more beautiful than anything that had happened to him.

Ode to a Hamster

An original composition, written by Sujoy Chakravarty.
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Sayan Ghosh @ Studio Outboard.

Nabanita Sarkar: vocals
Diptanshu Roy: mandolin, backing vocals
Koustav Dey: guitar
Sujoy Chakravarty: guitar

Why Do I Love You

Aamar Swadhinota

Parvathy  Das Baul is one of few women to follow the path of Bauls today: her brilliant artistry reflects both ancient wisdom and inspiration of an artist actually inhabited.

Although its within the tradition of her guru Sanathana Das Baul, she prints a flavor and energy of her own. Accompanied by four musicians , she gives us her vision of mystical love uniting Radha and Krishna, a vision that, tracks traces the steps with strength and conviction.

“Parvathy’s voice is wholly owned by this mystical feeling behind the poetry of Bauls undoubtedly distributes fragrances and the awakening of compassion”(Ethno tempos)

Wings Theme

Dolinman