Name: Monsters In Your Head by The Ganesh Talkies
Duration: 4 min 28 s
Description: Video for Monsters In Your Head out now on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQ7QkIHTQZM

I'm sorry I found this so late but boy this is sick 

This is definitely one of the best songs I've heard in ages! :D

A Carnatic classical remix of Daft Punk's Get Lucky (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NV6Rdv1a3I).  The raga is Karnaranjani (well, approximately). 

Daft Pankajam

Saturday Night In Lahore

Our very first original composition based on Raag Jog.
A fusion track with some badass super heavy riffing and a soothing ghazal-ish feel to it. 

Production: Swatantra Sarode
Lyrics: Gaurav Tophakhane

Ansh

Aberi

Sitar Gaze by Maestro Niladri Kumar

Meera – Vāhaka

Vocals - Smriti Iyer
Additional Vocals/Acoustic Guitar - Chandramouli Chandrasekaran
Lead/Rhythm Guitar - Ashvin Venkatesh
Rhythm/Lead Guitar - Ananth Venkatesh
Bass Guitar - Sahil Dhingra
Drums - Sameeron Chatterjee

Tracking at Soundspeaks Studio
Mixed and Mastered by Sahil Dhingra

Meera (ft. Smriti Iyer)

Nadia (feat. Malini Awasthy)

Video for Monsters In Your Head out now on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQ7QkIHTQZM

Monsters In Your Head

Kalki Koechlin, Bollywood actor and slam poetess writes a heady and provocative piece titled 'Noise', that explores, celebrates, berates, rips apart and puts together that word, which forces a listen, and not a hear.

Welcome to the age of noise.  From the 'divine cacophony' of loudspeakers piercing the airwaves in the name of religion, to the soul-jarring discordance of peak hour traffic; from the unmusicality of news headlines warring for eye-balls, to the IQ numbing racket we subject our brains to on social media; noise surrounds us.  And in this most unmelodious symphony, 'we the people' are the players, the instruments and the audience, incessantly filling up our silences, with more noise.  Written in her classic crisp, rhythmic and onomatopoeic style, Kalki's powerful words are a silent plea for individuality to break its opinion shackles, and for a generation to discern between what is 'disturbance' and what is 'true voice'.  But most importantly, this poem makes us eerily aware of a very human discomfort we feel with deafening silences, which may be an alarming by-product of this era of distractions.

Kalki and Blush collaborate for the second time after 'The Printing Machine', to bring you another 'Unblushed' that is nothing less than an audio-visual experience.  And what better occasion than World Music Day to make an ode to the inherent melody of silence.

Best experienced on earphones

Noise By Kalki Koechlin ¦ Unblushed ¦ World Music Day 2017

Yeshu, Allah aur Krishna was originally released as part of Soundpad, a British Council Initiative showcasing up and coming Indian bands. It is a view of the world today, seen through the eyes of 14th century mystic poet Kabir, who sang of religious harmony. His messages find resonance today, more than at any time in the past.

Written by Vasu Dixit, Hitesh Kewalya / Composed by Swarathma / Recorded at Empire Studios, Mumbai by Chinmay Harshe / Mixed by Hriday Goswami / Mastered at The Final Sound, NM, USA by Ty Degroff


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Swarathma - Yeshu Allah aur Krishna

this is an epilogue of some unsaid some not talked and some really special feelings...

 

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The Ganesh Talkies are the dance music cousins of Bollywood via Indian
indie. The Talkies blend alt-rock, reggae, ska and pop in a funky, twisted brew peppered with influences culled from cinema. The result is Bollywood's quirk, coolth and extreme kitsch meeting a dance-heavy ethos in the band's sound and live vibe.

Like a movie plot, GT songs tell stories; that unfold collectively to make the whole picture.

The Ganesh Talkies are:
Suyasha-vocals, songwriting, guitars
Ronodeep-guitars
Roheet-bass, arrangement
Sambit-drums, percussion

Monsters In Your Head

The Ganesh Talkies

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