After all these years, I finally managed to record a mini live set.
I always hesitated to capture and share my sets, believing they were best experienced in the moment. But after many requests from friends and fans, here it is!
Enjoy the ride!

Primitive Sound - Live Set (Teaser)

Primitive Sound is a project initiated by Dinesh Kumar Raman of South India.

He was first introduced to the world of instruments at the age of 14, this new found interest led him to be a part of various rock bands by the age of 18, at this time his ever growing thirst for new sounds steered him to the eclectic world of psychedelia, the trance states he experienced opened new portals in his mind which re calibrated the way he heard and thought of sound, and a new world of possibilities came to be.
His curious nature made him question this alluring trance formula and how to create it in way he could express himself. Inspired by what he experienced he started experimenting with electronic sounds. Together with the knowledge of music and eagerness to learn, he taught  himself  through trial and error and came up with his own sound, thus Primitive Sound was conceived in 2013.

The concept bloomed from deep within his consciousness, which was to fuse modern evolved future sounds with ancestral rhythms to create a sacred concoction of sound patterns, that acts as a tool to initiate change in perception and  become aware of the facets of ones ego and mold it to achieve higher states of consciousness.
primitive sound connects you to the roots exposing your primordial self.

“The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why.”

🦂 Kalavajra: Sonic Serpent Rituals 🐍

A playlist forged in the shadows of fire, silence, and divine chaos.
Each sound is a portal. Each beat — a ritual.
This is not music.
This is initiation.

🕯️ Psychedelic echoes from wonderlands
⚡ Tribal pulse meets techno mysticism
🔥 War drums, serpent bass, and shamanic chants
🌌 Born for the kings, made for the awakened

Welcome to the temple of Kalavajra.
Not for the faint. For the chosen.
