So nice to meet you,
Forget the dance,
Forego the lines,
I didn't need it,
I could never know more than others could
Forget the lies,
What’s in your eyes,
So close to not caring,
Maybe there's meaning in it

Yeah I'm calling out to you,
To forget conversation,
Yeah I'm calling out to you,
To forget, forget

Can't seem to pick apart yeah,
Lines in the sheets,
Lines in the dark,
I couldn't see them,
Maybe I was too late to ever bloom
Forget the past,
What can we do but,
Outlast the feeling,
Maybe we'll see it soon

Yeah I'm calling out to you,
To forget conversation,
Yeah I'm calling out to you,
To forget, forget no
Yeah I'm calling out to you,
To forget conversation,
Yeah I'm calling out to you,
To forget, forget

Outlast

Forget Conversation

https://sangitasoundsacoustic.bandcamp.com/track/charo-charo-ambient-fusion-mix
Enjoy the magic of the expandable musical collection derived from the immanent harmonic soundscapes of our beloved friend and Baul Guru, Haradhan Das Baul.  Aural Bengali Bliss in resonant waves lap at the shore of the Baul tradition, mesmeric and hypnotic healing into the deeper levels of sentient being.  Ancient echoes rub against electronic, scientific dreamscapes....

Greg Hunter and Darren Sangita retrieved from the centre of the acoustomatic universe, a notion of exference of the enharmonic traditions of flux and flow. In this sonic melting pot of Anglo-Bengali ornamentation we share the nourishing heart chakra emanence.

http://sangitasounds.com/haradhan-bengalimystic/

Original Music & Vocal - Haradhan Das Baul
Remixed by Greg Hunter & Darren Sangita

Haradhan Das Baul - Charo Charo (Bengali Mystic Dub)

Lyrics, Vocals and Composition: Pavithra Chari
Arrangement: Anindo Bose
Produced at: Plug N Play Studios, New Delhi
Artwork: Kritika Kushwaha (www.stopbreatheobserve.tumblr.com)

Copyright 2013 - Pavithra Chari & Anindo Bose

(From our upcoming album Shadow and Light)

Khwaish

our enemy

An adaptation of the 12th century English folk song "Scarborough Fair" (made famous by Simon & Garfunkel) in a Carnatic Ragam Thaanam Pallavi format. The raga is Kharaharapirya (or the Dorian mode in the original song) 

Piano: Anil Srinivasan (https://soundcloud.com/anil-srinivasan-1) (except some background bits when the violin is playing)
Violin: Krish Ashok

There's a personal history to this particular song. In 1989, Anil and me were invited by Doordarshan in Chennai as part of a kids program named "Wonder Balloons" to play some "fusion music". He walked up to me about a day before the recording and asked me if I knew the song Scarborough Fair. I said I had no idea. He asked me if I could play Karaharapriya. I said yes. So he said - just play anything in Karaharapriya and when I play the song, just follow along. And that's what we did in 1989. 

Fast forward to 2016, I met Anil again after many years and we briefly jammed and relived that 1989 experience. But our crazy work schedules never really synced to the point where we actually sat together to do a proper recording. He did one rough version on his end and I did one take on the violin several months ago. 

And I decided to simply put both these rough takes together, add some extra piano where I felt it was needed (you can clearly tell the difference!) splice and edit a bit and just burden y'all with it. 

Photo credits: Kate Ter Haar (https://www.flickr.com/photos/katerha/6041871036/)

Ragam Thaanam Scarborough

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

First single from the debut EP - 'Closet Dancer'

Watch the video here - 
https://youtu.be/alarX1gl9dY

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What is the meaning of this? 
Am I alone again? 
I was so confused 
That you believed me too 

A complicating lie 
To hide a lonely life 
I was kidding

I'm Just Kidding

Written by Tanya Shah and Ramya Pothuri
Produced by Ramya Pothuri and Ayan De
Mixed by Ayan De
Artwork by Akanksha Makhija

If I Go, I'm Goin(cover) - Gregory Alan Isakov

Markdev Noronha