MP3 Alms For Shanti - WORLD: World Fusion
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Indo-rock'n'funk, World Fusion
10 MP3 Songs
WORLD: World Fusion, ROCK: Jam-band
Details:
Alms For Shanti was born when Jayesh Gandhi and Uday Benegal decided to move on from their extended stints as the guitar player and singer, respectively, of the Indian rock supergroup Indus Creed (né Rock Machine). The longtime bandmates chose to reinvent their sound (and their lives) in New York, to which they moved in 2000. The new sound was to essentially comprise a meze-spread of influences and experiences microprocessored into a whimsical blend of spiritual, political and existential double-takes conveyed via rhythm- and melody-fueled songs (they like to describe their music as cynically optimistic Indo-rockânâfunk).
The natural next step was to make a band, which they did with the able help of Naren Budhakar, Gaku Takanashi, Todd Isler and Adam Morrison. This crack team of musicians make up the bandâs U.S. avatar. Inevitably, of course, India beckoned soon after J & Uâs relocation, and they set up a Bombay-based version composed of equally virtuosic players: Vivek Rajgopalan, Naresh Kamath and Kurt Peters. Alms For Shanti have recorded two albumsâa self-titled English-language version and a Hindi version called âKashmakashââand are currently working on their third. More cynicism? You betcha. How about optimism? Oh, for cryinâ out loud - of course! Keep in touch, âcause this ride ainât stopping anytime soon.
10 MP3 Songs
WORLD: World Fusion, ROCK: Jam-band
Details:
Alms For Shanti was born when Jayesh Gandhi and Uday Benegal decided to move on from their extended stints as the guitar player and singer, respectively, of the Indian rock supergroup Indus Creed (né Rock Machine). The longtime bandmates chose to reinvent their sound (and their lives) in New York, to which they moved in 2000. The new sound was to essentially comprise a meze-spread of influences and experiences microprocessored into a whimsical blend of spiritual, political and existential double-takes conveyed via rhythm- and melody-fueled songs (they like to describe their music as cynically optimistic Indo-rockânâfunk).
The natural next step was to make a band, which they did with the able help of Naren Budhakar, Gaku Takanashi, Todd Isler and Adam Morrison. This crack team of musicians make up the bandâs U.S. avatar. Inevitably, of course, India beckoned soon after J & Uâs relocation, and they set up a Bombay-based version composed of equally virtuosic players: Vivek Rajgopalan, Naresh Kamath and Kurt Peters. Alms For Shanti have recorded two albumsâa self-titled English-language version and a Hindi version called âKashmakashââand are currently working on their third. More cynicism? You betcha. How about optimism? Oh, for cryinâ out loud - of course! Keep in touch, âcause this ride ainât stopping anytime soon.
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