Raga Jaijaivanti also spelled as Jaijaiwanti is a rāga in Hindustani classical music in Khamaj thaat. According to the Guru Granth Sahib, this raga is a mixture of two other ragas - Bilaval and Sorath. This raga has not been mentioned in any ancient Indian classical scriptures on music. It is also not mentioned in the ragamalas at the end of Granth Sahib.

Raga Jaijaivanti is sung during the first prahar of the night - from six to nine in the evening. Its season of recitation is summer or grishma. It is noted to have been composed by Guru Tegh Bahadur.

Aaroha: Re ga re sa, re ga, ma pa dha pa, ni sa
Avroha: Sa ni dha pa, dha ma ga re, re ga re sa

Know Your Ragas 2.0 - Jaijaiwanti

01 Naina

Behney Do - with Karsh Kale

Forsaken Again

The Ache of What Could’ve Been is a quiet reckoning, a reflection on lost time, missed chances, and the versions of ourselves that never had a voice. Stripped down and introspective, this track lives in the in-between: not quite broken, not quite whole.

For anyone who's ever looked back and wondered what might’ve been, this song is for you.


The Ache of What Could’ve Been

Alkaline (Demo Version)

Composed for SheeshMahal by Vivek Sagar
Lyrics and Vocals by Piyush Mishra
Guitars and Banjo - Vivek Sagar
Flute - Pramod  Umapathi
Electric Bass - Varun Venugopal
Drums and Percussion - Sanjay Das
Mix and Master - Sanjay Das


Bholasa Mann Tha -  SeeshMahal OST Featuring  Piyush Mishra

Link to the live music video :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sztJcMHbjY

'Jaanu Na' is about a person's inability to put down his emotions and pain in words and how that has resulted in the building up of a plethora of unexpressed emotions. 

Recorded live at Sri Aurobindo Centre for Arts and Communication by Gaurav Chintamani, assisted by Angad Uday.
Mixed by Gaurav Chintamani at Quarter Note Studios.
Mastered by Steve Nagasaki at Nagasaki Sound.

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Jaanu Na - Raagleela

This track is loosely based off of Tilak Kamod, which is a Raag based in Hindustani Classical Music. This song was written with the intention of celebrating love in whatever form it might be.

Composed and Arranged by Bombay Bandook
Mixed and Mastered by Anupam Roy (Grey Productions)
Recorded by Drona Acharya at That Studios

Tilak

A live acoustic version of Advaita's song Gorakh featuring Ujwal Nagar and Chayan Adhikari from Advaita's recent interview at HIT 95Fm for the NH7 weekender festival in Delhi! 

Gorakh (Acoustic - performed on HIT95FM)

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