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HiFiAudioFan
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Time to shift to overdrive!
oldmonk
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Sometimes mornings require tranquillity..
some nothingness..
An old classic...
some nothingness..
An old classic...
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Rock ain’t dead in India
The debutant band Mukt scores a home run with its lyrically bold, yet musical rich album ‘Jogi’.
With poignant poetry selections from Kabir to Ibn-e-Insha and from Dharamvir Bharti to Kaifi Azmi, the group delicately balances angst with sensibility, impact with sensitivity.
Their musical compositions are a fusion of folk and rock, conceived with both head and heart in place, while their execution combines flair with competence. There’s some brilliant bass and drum work to go with the singing and guitarIng that seldom gets tiring or boring.
The band from Ahmedabad have come the hard way up spending two years raising funds for the album through crowd-funding and gigs. These guys have the potential to rise up to Indian Ocean, Advaita, Mrigya standards. I look forward to their sophomore effort.
YouTube link:
www.youtube.com
Track highlights: Garaj Baras, Doosra Banwaas, Nadi ka Behna, Andhayug
The debutant band Mukt scores a home run with its lyrically bold, yet musical rich album ‘Jogi’.
With poignant poetry selections from Kabir to Ibn-e-Insha and from Dharamvir Bharti to Kaifi Azmi, the group delicately balances angst with sensibility, impact with sensitivity.
Their musical compositions are a fusion of folk and rock, conceived with both head and heart in place, while their execution combines flair with competence. There’s some brilliant bass and drum work to go with the singing and guitarIng that seldom gets tiring or boring.
The band from Ahmedabad have come the hard way up spending two years raising funds for the album through crowd-funding and gigs. These guys have the potential to rise up to Indian Ocean, Advaita, Mrigya standards. I look forward to their sophomore effort.
YouTube link:
Jogi
Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content and share it all with friends, family and the world on YouTube.
www.youtube.com
Track highlights: Garaj Baras, Doosra Banwaas, Nadi ka Behna, Andhayug
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Hi brother, this titles available in audio CD format??Rock ain’t dead in India
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The debutant band Mukt scores a home run with its lyrically bold, yet musical rich album ‘Jogi’.
With poignant poetry selections from Kabir to Ibn-e-Insha and from Dharamvir Bharti to Kaifi Azmi, the group delicately balances angst with sensibility, impact with sensitivity.
Their musical compositions are a fusion of folk and rock, conceived with both head and heart in place, while their execution combines flair with competence. There’s some brilliant bass and drum work to go with the singing and guitarIng that seldom gets tiring or boring.
The band from Ahmedabad have come the hard way up spending two years raising funds for the album through crowd-funding and gigs. These guys have the potential to rise up to Indian Ocean, Advaita, Mrigya standards. I look forward to their sophomore effort.
YouTube link:
Jogi
Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content and share it all with friends, family and the world on YouTube.
Track highlights: Garaj Baras, Doosra Banwaas, Nadi ka Behna, Andhayug
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Their website lists various streaming platforms, but doesn’t indicate CD purchase. So probably not. I listened to it on Apple Music (in their New Artist Spotlight section)
Mukt – The Band
mukttheband.com
Thank you for your reply brother ,# iam not listening online music,Their website lists various streaming platforms, but doesn’t indicate CD purchase. So probably not. I listened to it on Apple Music (in their New Artist Spotlight section)
Mukt – The Band
HiFiAudioFan
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Push the little red button ....
unleash_me
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Unleash back to old days in forum...
unleash_me
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I still find myself going back to Boyzone, Backstreet Boys, Westlife, Ace of Base, Boyz II Men, Richard Marx, Michael Jackson, Madonna etc., occasionally.
Sometimes even Spice Girls, Vengaboys and Right Said Fred!
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80’s born?
unleash_me
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Old enough to know better than to answer that question!
Was listing a few pop bands from the 90s, I used to listen to.
HiFiAudioFan
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