Pi = 3.141592635........ 
The verse of this piece is phrased such that every phrase in it played by the lead contains the number of notes corresponding to the order in which the decimals of Pi get formed uniquely. The order of the 9 numbers arriving after the decimals is as follows : 1 - 4 - 5 - 9 - 2 - 6 - 3 - 8 - 7.

The time signature of this piece is hence 9/8

There is also some Indian and electronic musical elements in there somewhere with an orchestral backing..

Uniquely Pi

A short and excitable look into the C Minor Scale. Much of the fusion is done with Indian and electronic percussion instruments

A Vision In C Minor

Coming from a professional banking technology background, this piece is a tribute to the milieu of sound produced in any workplace environment. With minimal and simple music, many sounds that are commonplace to an office like a printer, keyboard strokes, a manager's instructions, a colleague's cough, an occasional falling object. 

This piece begins with some footsteps that enter the office and end with one leaving the office giving the feeling of a a short tour into the sights and sounds of a regular day at work.

Waltz Of The Workplace

An electronically dominated take on the Pentatonic South Indian Classical Scale called Abogi interspersed with some extra notes as an aesthetic deviant from the original scale.

Electronically Carnatic III - Abogi

This is an attempt at reliving a Parisian vacation, as one walks along the streets of this city of infinite art. Some routinely French accordion flourishes have been used. In order to showcase walking along various portions of Paris; some Cafe and restaurant ambiences have been used sparingly in the background.

Vacances à Paris

Hunting for some relaxation in our frenetically paced life - A mood that has been attempted to be conveyed using a classical Indian Scale (Raaga) called Madhuvanti or Dharmavati. The effect of the Indian reed instrument called the Shehnai has been attempted synthetically to bring out the beauty of the Raaga.

Frenetic Relaxation

This electronically orchestral piece, partly inspired by Bear McReary's work with Renaissance choral music deals with the intense and calming sides to chasing a dream. While the flute, recorded using an Indian bansuri (bamboo flute) conveys the serenity of the experience which comes along with the intensity of the backing electronic elements and a multitude of Cellos and brass.

Dream Pursuit

A theme composed for an initiative taken up by the Social Cops called SAFE, which deals with safety of women in India against possible perpetrators. A simple helpline (9212613131) to engage the millions of hearts in India who can provide a helping hand to do their part in keeping our country a secure haven for women at all times.  Please visit www.socialcops.org/safe for a better look at this lovely initiative.

SAFE Helpline Theme - 9212613131

A combination of Indian Scales to convey some Gandhian emotions of peace and tranquility. Carnatic ragas like Kapi, Maand and Charukeshi have been used alongwith some Western Harmonies over some vocals sections, interspersed with orchestral and electronic backdrop. An eye for an eye and the world is blinded!

Peace - An Eye for an Eye

A orchestral theme highlighting the lewd nature of catcalls in India as a part of the theme on women safety. Cheers to initiatives like www.socialcops.org/safe for envisioning a country free of such harassment!

Ye hausla (unplugged)cover version

Visveswaran Umashankar

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