Trigger was composed by WorldVoidWeb as a part of OSTs for the short film "Trigger" and released in 2013. 

You can watch the film at www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqSe8kpkQ2M or on worldvoidweb.com.

Trigger - OST

'The Ultimate Realization' is a track from the OST for a poignant movie about rediscovering one's 'lost' self. The movie is Prabhu B Doss's brainchild and is titled "Get Lost!". This is an entry to the XUV Short Film Festival and the movie can be watched at www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyROFr8cduQ&feature=share

For more interesting tracks from World Void Web, visit www.worldvoidweb.com


The Ultimate Realization - Eternal Bliss

'Liberated- Back from Coma' song intends to portray a sense of liberation for a person coming out of a coma, back to life. While it starts with a sense of uncertainty, the track brings in positivity, as the life gets initial signs of recovery. The final liberation for a person from coma, in effect, could mean a new lease of life, a new perspective of life, a new view towards life! A second chance, so to speak! A chance that would forever and for sure be cherished by the person till the end of his time! This is exactly what is celebrated at the end of the song.

Listen to this music and get liberated. 

I am proud to say that this is the award winning track for the Akademia Music Awards 

The Liberated - Back From Coma

All through 2012, 2013 and 2014, there have been a number of sounds that I have been dabbling with. These sounds could be raw, unmastered or single-track recordings. I thought of sharing the same with you as each of you have been a critical part of my journey in music thus far.

This might give you an insight into the evolution of world void web over the years, and in the years to come. I call them Dabloids (Dabbles in the Void) as these are not serious recordings, but more of dabbles or experiments with sound.

Here's to Dabloids! Eager to hear from you on these.

Dabloid 3

Dabloid 5

Dabloid 6

What is Democracy? According to one definition, democracy is a political system in which all the members of the society have an equal share of formal political power. In modern representative democracy, this formal equality is embodied primarily in the right to vote. While we all might think democracy is a relatively new form of governance, its origins are traced back to Greece and India. Ancient Indian kingdoms were democratic in the form of “sanghas” and “ganas”. That said, history has witnessed rather rapid rise and fall of this form of governance across the world. During the 20th century, this form of governance was adopted by many countries freed of colonialism primarily due to the fact that it promised freedom to the people – something non-existential during the colonial rule.
Democracy is often termed “By the People, For the People, Of the People”. With time and the due to the sheer length and breadth of countries, it seems rather impossible to bring in unanimity and consensus on issues that matter to people - the result being a breakdown of this form of governance that we witness all around, today.
The song tries to explore what has gone wrong and what is that one thing that is the need of the hour. The song elaborates on the various events that unfolded in the recent years in Indian Democracy and suggests that it is our selfishness and the “endless race” we are in to take care of ourselves – just ourselves, and neglect all else. This, in effect, is the cause of the current state of affairs. It is time we take stock of this and try and change ourselves conscientiously to be able to bring in positivity and effective governance. The song does hint at applying “zero tolerance” to injustice or callousness by the people or the government because “We get what we deserve” and nothing less. The song does vent out the frustration that most of us feel, today. But if we find the way to channelize the energies of frustration to a positive change, big or small, we might just get closer to realizing Democracy (The Rule of the People).
The song has elements of speed and aggression accentuating the sense of frustration. It then ponders on whether what we have now is Democracy or something else. The alaap in the song signifies the sorry state of affairs in our country.


A Democratic Mind

OSTs from Short Film Misfire.

About the movie -

What do u do when the person changing your destiny is the unknown traveler sitting next to you in a bus, or the auto driver whose auto you have hopped on to commute or the waiter serving you dosa in a local roadside restaurant? What do you do when your fate is being driven by someone else's actions? This is a story of wrong triggers in three peoples lives which turns their world upside down.....MISFIRE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mp4at7Y0EX8

The Hunter Psychedelic Kill

A Ray of hope at twilight - For the aged and the lonely, this track hopes to bring in miniscule amount of positivity towards life. Time for the young to realize and help the old till they get old and get no help when they realize! Watch the Short film Aasare, of which this track is a part, at www.youtube.com/watch?v=xu0UszWZf…&feature=youtu.be

They Hope By The Sunset - OST From Aasare

Recorded at Blank Point Studios, Bangalore.

A sense of non-closure or inconclusive element. It almost induces to look for something hidden, but cautions you to proceed carefully.

The track also features as OST in the short film "Tak! Tak! Tak!" at www.youtube.com/watch?v=STEXay5lIJw

The Interrogation

Art lover & Music Composer, passionate about humanity. Akademia Music Award winner. 