Lagori presents a mad mashup of 2 songs which have inspired us. 
Original Soundtrack
"Pardesi" composed by Amit Trivedi (Dev D) Tseries
"Garaj Baras" by Junoon/Ali Azmat.
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Lagori is an eclectic group of musicians with varied musical influences, who have come together to dish out foot tapping, soul stirring music. 

The debut album of Lagori is now available worldwide on iTunes, Amazon and oklisten.com
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Lagori - Pardesi / Garaj Baras (Dev D/Junoon Cover)

CHILL IN Nizamuddin (REMIX)

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100 DAYS OF LOVE -  THEME (UMMER's MIX)

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MEMORY LANE

Lock into a cool, restless energy, wrapped in a hazy, late-night atmosphere. The breakbeat rolls in with sharp snares and deep, retro gaming noises sparkly, driving kicks, giving everything a sense of urgency without feeling overwhelming.
A thick, saturated bass grooves underneath, grounding the mix with weight and attitude. Synths pulse and shimmer, adding a nostalgic glow without overdoing it. And then the electric guitar breaks through—raw, fast, and cutting, twisting through bends and soaring with gritty distortion.


Hyperdine

Maya

Nada - Raja Mati

Made some sonic adjustments to make it a bit more live. Just for fun, no commercial purposes. Enjoy... download, or get the original mp3 here: http://www.earthdance.org/linkup/

Prayer For Peace (StereOMantra Edit)

Dance Of Shiva ¦¦ 2016 ¦¦ Manali ¦¦ The Last Bench Photographers

Aloof Layla

Dakla 5 is the track from the Dakla series which bandish projekt have been putting out every year since 2016 Check the other 4 Dakla's.

Watch official Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HI8rUfSOCm8

Composed Produced & Mixed - Mayur Narvekar
Vocals - @Aishwaryajoshi
Featuring Artist - Maulik Nayak
Lyrics - Bhargav Purohit

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Dakla 5

Bandish Projekt & Aishwarya Joshi - Dakla 5 Feat. Maulik Nayak

The Midival Punditz are easily India’s biggest and most prolific electronica act. The past decade has seen the rise of the electronica scene within India and no single band has had more influence on its growth than Midival Punditz.
The Punditz have been trailblazers, breaking new ground with each achievement, and creating a path for others to follow. 
They were the first Indian electronica act to get signed by an international label, Six Degrees Records in the US. Over the span of their career the duo have released three formidable albums. In 2002 they released "Midival Punditz", creating quite a stir with their debut album. "Midival Times" released in 2005 and it further cemented their position as Indi-electro pioneers. Their 2009 release, "Hello Hello" has been their biggest album yet, even earning them a spot on Amazon’s top picks for 2009.. 
The Punditz are well known for their unique brand of electronica. After touring extensively all over the world, they’ve styled a unique and revolutionary live act that has room for jamming, re-mixing and innovating on stage, thus making no two live shows the same. The Punditz are renowned for these exceptional live sets, blending electronica with live percussion, vocals and Indian elements like the flute and tabla. They’ve played the biggest clubs in the world in the world shattering attendance records at each, including Fabric (London), Joe’s Pub (NYC), Blue Frog (Mumbai), Filmore East and 1015 Folsom (San Francisco) and 9:30 (Washington D.C.). They’ve played this live set at numerous festivals such as Glastonbury (UK), Paleo (Switzerland), Sunburn (Goa), Stern Grove (USA) with Tabla Beat Science, even playing to an audience of over 4,00,000 people at the Mahashivratri festival (India).