Gleaming the cube with monster energy drink for breakfast

**Tune and lyrics by Fakir Lalon Shah from Bengali heritage, public domain **

Performed by maqsood O' dHAKA

Mac Haque - Lead voice and Arrangements
Harmonies - Bulet and Taposh
Mon2 - Drums
Taposh - Bass
Shakil - Guitars
Keyboards - Bullet
Rose - Afro-Caribbean percussion's
Munir - Guest artist - Flute and Saxophone 


Dedicated to Mac Haque's Guru - Drabesh Hossain Ali Shah

Bhanga Tori - Unreleased/ Unmastered track - Maqsood O' dHAKA

Ellipsis- This track is a mood swinger. At times it elevates the mind but also at times takes the listener to the depths of their souls .

Ellipsis Live At Sofar

Flora live at the Muzik Factory

Space Song (cover)

Pickle Factory Preludes is a series of two-session modules that introduces and discusses ideas around dance practice and development through playful, provocative and participatory processes. The series is presented in partnership with the Goethe Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan Kolkata. 

The sessions on 3 and 4 June 2019 (5 to 7pm) focus on 'The Philosophy and Technique of American Modern Dance'. The facilitator is  dancer, choreographer and teacher Ranjita Karlekar, who will take us through an open-ended discussion process, illustrated with archive videos, articles, photographs, demonstrations, and movement exercises.

Dates: 3 and 4 June 2019
Time: 5 to 7pm
Venue: Goethe Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan Kolkata Library

Limited places. By registration only. Register here - https://bit.ly/2Lr0mRo

For more details, call 9007428375 or email contact.picklefactory@gmail.com

PF Preludes: 'The Philosophy and Technique of American Modern Dance' with Ranjita Karlekar

where is my mind? (cover)

The Subtle Progression of a Bobbing Head

"I was on a steamer on the Hooghly. The skyline of the city beyond Howrah on either side was breathtaking under the just settling in monsoon rain, decrepit yet splendorous.  Life on the boat and around moved in its own languid pace. It was slow and had a swing, much like the fanfare of an approaching elderly King. I wanted to capture that regal laziness in music. 'King of Summer' is a tribute to my city. It is also a story of my eternal love affair with this city. Here's to Kolkata, my beloved city and home."

Composed by Rohan Ganguli ©

Piano: Arunava Shonai Chatterjee
Drums: Aniruddh Saha
Saxophone: Rie Ona
Guitar: Rohan Ganguli

Recorded by Abhibroto Mitra at Blooperhouse Studio, Kolkata
Mixed and mastered by Tirthankar Ray at Blue Monk Studio, Kolkata
Art by Rajasee Ray, Co-Founder & Designer at Ladyfingers Co. Bangalore

King of Summer

was trying out this midi keyboard that i got today. it's hella cute. the keys are yellow and orange, halloween-ish. looks like candy. 
anyway, here are some dumb loopzz.
big lol lol lmao moment.

I Gotz A Midi Keyboardz

I Gotz A Micz

Go to my website for info.
This is just a scrapbook for mini tracks and old ideas now.

The Subtle Progression of a Bobbing Head

RIVU