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My Live performance with the Band Antariksh in Woodside Performing Center of Art in California. Its all our effort to pay  tribute to Lata ji.

Kuchh Dil Ne Kaha - Dheere Dheere Machal - Live

Aberi

Haven’t you heard he’s not been keeping sober?
Been that way since she left last October
That heartless soul, the darkest shade of bitter
For all he was, he never seemed to fit her.

Whisky and coke, so many sparks of fire
It’s risky; he’s broke with every waking desire
Those shattered hopes, like shards of glass cut deeper
For all he was, he never seemed to keep her

He’ll see the dawn break
Sooner or later
Shed some light on the newer and greater
Hope the weight of the world on his head
Keeps his feet on the ground instead
And he’ll see her around
Sooner or later

But spaces divide the stars that align anyway
Places where fire once burned will be soon swept away

He’ll see the dawn break, sooner or later
Shed some light on the newer and greater
He’ll see the dawn break, sooner or later
Shed some light on the newer and greater
Hope the weight of the world on his head
Keep his feet on the ground instead
And he’ll see her around, sooner or later
And he’ll see her around, sooner or later

Oooooh Ooooooh
Oooooh Ooooooh
Oooooh Ooooooh
Oooooh Ooooooh

Sooner Or Later

Jog Live

The most happiest moment for a woman should be giving birth to her child. And this song have the mixture of everything. Mom's love, child's love, divinity, etc., as the name suggests...

Sivamani Mahaleela - Infinity

Lucid Dreams By Agnya performed at Kala Ghoda Arts Festival 2012

Lucid Dreams Live

Jam Packed - Hariharan (Mahaleela - Sivamani)

Album Review by Rishi Agarwal (for chordvine.com)

Being a great musician and being a great performer are often found to be entirely different matters. It is a very rare to find both, the quality of a great performer and the qualification of a great musician in the same person. Probably one of the greatest examples of such a musician from India and around the world would be the master percussionist Sivamani.

Known for belting out music from anything ranging from a standard drum kit to a standard dinner set, Sivamani has mesmerized audiences around the world with his seemingly limitless musical capacity for years gone by.

Finally, after years of supporting some of the finest musical exports from India, Sivamani has stitched together his first solo album, “Mahaleela.”

The initial expectations running through the minds of the listeners approaching the album would be an extremely pompous album by the percussionist Sivamani. Instead the album is not created from the mind of a percussionist per se but from a well-rounded composer. As a matter of fact, on some of the early tracks on the album such as “Dancing On The Moon” and “Kriya”, Siva’s playing is entirely non-intrusive and merely helps the song along its path.

“Abbaji” a track featuring Ustad Zakir Hussain triggers the change in the mood of the album. From here on Sivamani takes on a more active role in the album, adorning a more aggressive appearance. On “Santushti” Siva displays some of his furious hand play, and he even goes onto follow the movements of a raging horse meticulously, creating a tribal war call like effect.

The point worth parroting would be the focus on a larger sound rather than making a one dimensional virtuosic percussion album. The album has some vocal numbers featuring great vocalists from the south such as Balasubramaniam and Hariharan, singers who have had a long association with the man. Siva has refrained from making the album overtly intense, rather throwing in some roomy numbers with a new-age fusion sound. There is an obvious South Indian flavour to the album, which adds that element of sweetness to the sound.

“Mahaleela” is a great experience and a walk into the mind of the genius that is Sivamani. It would definitely go down as a fine move by a musical maverick, one that many would consider long over due.

06 - Basin Bridge - Sonia Sehgal, A Sivamani

S M Anandan - Instrumental (Sivamani)

Milan - Karsh Kale

To Neptune and Back

AMG India is India's premiere Artiste Management Co., managing/marketing the Live performances of some of the most talented professional musicians/bands since 2000. Headed by Mr. Manish Savant, AMG is currently working extensively with SIVAMANI, LOUIZ BANKS and their various fusion bands, International World Music bands MYNTA & AHIMSA, Roopkumar Rathod & Abhijit Pohankar's band GHAZAL LOUNGE, besides some of the finest young Fusion bands including v-RAVI, SAMARPAN, CASSINI's DIVISION, SNITI MISHRA and more ...  

06 - Basin Bridge - Sonia Sehgal, A Sivamani

Manish Savant AMG India

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