Swarathma

Swarathma created 'Rang Zinda Hain' in collaboration with students from NID, as part of their Open Electives 2013. The theme of the song was 'Bachpan after Pachpan' (childhood after 55), and about celebrating ageing as we celebrate youth. Download free!

Music by Swarathma / Lyrics by Puneet Sharma / Recorded at Pinewood Studios, Bangalore, additional recording at Studio 145, Bangalore / Mixed by Abhilash Lakra / Mastered by Ricky Kej

Rang Zinda Hain

'Pyaasi' is from Swarathma's debut album released on EMI Virgin India in Jan 2009. This version features the inimitable Shubha Mudgal, special guest on vocals. The song tells the story of a river, whose waters have been disputed for years. The song was featured in a music video by Global Water Challenge to highlight water woes that the world faces.

Written by Vasu Dixit/Hitesh Kewalya, Composed by Swarathma
Translated by Shreya Dasgupta

A river, a thirsty river, leave me be
Your thirst I quenched, now what of me?
Tied in twists, no longer running free
Tears are all that’s left of me
I was happy being water, why the insanity?
From whence do I come, whither do I go?
Of your language and your barriers, what do I know?
What being was it that poisoned your minds…
Erased human thoughts, left puppets behind?
Return O rain-cloud, from whence you came
Alas the mighty ocean shall never know my name
You still think I am holy? Dead souls I can save?
Begone with your ashes, give me the peace I crave
A river, a thirsty river, leave me be
I was happy being water, why your insanity?

Swarathma feat. Shubha Mudgal - Pyaasi

Topiwalleh is the title track of the new album from Swarathma. Download from facebook.com/swarathma

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Swarathma - Topiwalleh

One of Swarathma's earliest compositions, and a great way to see where the positive vibes come from! A song about overcoming the obstacles in your life by saying the magic words Ali Baba did, "Open sesame!"

Written by Vasu Dixit / Composed by Swarathma / Produced by Loy Mendonsa and Swarathma/ Recorded at Empire Studios, Mumbai by Chinmay Harshe / Mixed by Hriday Goswami / Mastered at The Final Sound, NM, USA by Ty Degroff 

Swarathma-Khul Ja Re

Yeshu, Allah aur Krishna was originally released as part of Soundpad, a British Council Initiative showcasing up and coming Indian bands. It is a view of the world today, seen through the eyes of 14th century mystic poet Kabir, who sang of religious harmony. His messages find resonance today, more than at any time in the past.

Written by Vasu Dixit, Hitesh Kewalya / Composed by Swarathma / Recorded at Empire Studios, Mumbai by Chinmay Harshe / Mixed by Hriday Goswami / Mastered at The Final Sound, NM, USA by Ty Degroff


Swarathma

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