Naav - Udaan (Mohan, Joi Barua, Neuman Pinto)

Kinare, Queen-Mohan Kanan

Jo choti si har ek nahar
Sagar ban bhi jaaye
Koi tinka leke haath mein
Dhoond hi lenge hum

Kinare.

i don't claim any rights 

Kinare - mohan kannan-Queen 2014

Truly for music lovers and special for Amit Trivedi's fans...

With Love..

#Dats

02 - Manjha - Amit Trivedi - MTV Unplugged Season 4(MyMp3Song.Com)

Inteha _ Roadhouse blues - By Piyush Kapoor  Thaikkudam Bridge - Music Mojo Season 3 - Kappa TV_Full-HD

Inteha Roadhouse By Piyush KapoorThaikkudam Bridge

Kesariya Balam Jay & Amrit

“Roots That Hold” is an anthem of quiet resilience, a lyrical meditation on the ways we weather life’s fiercest storms and emerge stronger for them. Through the metaphor of a tree battered by relentless winds yet deepening its roots, the song speaks to our human capacity to bend without breaking, to heal from the scars that mark our growth. It evokes the sound of wind in the branches and the hush of introspection, calling us to find our strength not in resisting hardship but in embracing it with grace. With every verse, it urges the listener to hold on, to trust the unseen work happening beneath the surface, and to know that even when the world rages, our roots can hold fast. It is both a personal promise and a universal prayer—a testament to the unbreakable spirit within us all.”

Where Nature Sings

Roots That Hold

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A9 - 03 Roots That Hold

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

Amma Puchhdi (Morni) - Himachali - Mohit Chauhan

A beautiful conversation between a mother-daughter! A folk lullaby from himachal...the language is Pahaadi.

Below is the translation-

Amma puch di, sun dhiya meri e, dhubari itni tu kya kar hoyi ho

The mother asks her daughter, what is it that worries you (why do you look so skinny)

Paarli baniya, mor jo bole ho, amma ji ine more nindara gavayi ho

(Daughter says) The calls of the peacock in the neighboring forest are not letting me sleep

Sadh le bandukhi jo, Sadh le shikari jo, dhiye bhala eta more maar giraana ho

(Mother) Lets call the gunman, lets call the hunter, and lets get this peacock killed

Morni maarna, morni gavaana ho, ho amma jee eta more pinjara puvaana ho

(Daughter) Killing the peacock would mean losing it, we should just put it in a cage

Kuthi janda chandra ma, kuthi jaande tare ho, oh amma jee kuthi jaande dilaan de pyaare ho

(Daugher) Where does moon go, where do the stars go, o mother where do the ones we love disappear

Chupi janda chandra ma, chupi jaande tare ho, ho dhiye bhala naiyo chupde dilaan de pyaare ho

(Mother) The moon hides and so do the stars, o daugher but those we love never go anywhere.

Another folk song by Mohit chauhan (Morni), this one from the album Pehchaan. There is more to the lyrics than meets the eye. This little girl knows killing the peacock would mean losing it. She knows that destroying is not the equivalent of conquering. One must aim at solving a problem that is worrisome instead of fighting it.

Another way of looking at it which ties the whole song together is that in life loved ones will never leave your side no matter what. They are precious. So if there is friction, compromising or moving away is better than putting an end to the relationship all together. Well that is just my take on the song, it could just be as simple as it sounds. I think I have started to over think everything I read these days. Should take a break!

Amma Puchdi

Here is the final collaboration from Episode 7 between preeminent Hindustani classical singer Shubha Mudgal and folk rock band Swarathma, one of the most exciting independent acts to emerge from the country in the past few years. Together, they explored the city of Mysore -- historic capital, and the city in which the Bangalore band was born.

Download this song: http://bit.ly/14IFExg

'Duur Kinara' - Shubha Mudgal, Swarathma - The Dewarists S01E07

Our season opens with a cross-border collaboration where East meets West in the spiritual journey that is 'Let Go'. The episode features the emotive acoustics of British singer-songwriter Fin Greenall and the soulful voice of Shafqat Amanat Ali Khan from Pakistan, as they experience Mumbai through the eyes of their hosts Salim-Sulaiman, the prolific Bollywood composer duo. Fin adds his indie-folky style to Shafqat's powerful vocals, while Salim and Sulaiman produce a contrasting yet effective fusion that can only be understood as sufi-step.

Download the song: bit.ly/10MLnBj

'Let Go' - Salim-Sulaiman, Shafqat Amanat Ali Khan, Fin Greenall - The Dewarists S02E01

At Dewar’s, we believe in harnessing passion and turning it into action.The Dewarists embodies the Dewar’s philosophy that some things are just worth doing.

