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But first, a few words on spontaneous music:

I'm a big fan of musical improvisation, of the sort you see in free Jazz or certain forms of Indian music for example. I like to play impromptu music that flows any which way with musicians who care as much for the feel as the tune itself. Personally, I'd like to flesh out gritty, jagged lines over loose and limber grooves; savor the feeling and anticipation of constant rhythmic and harmonic change. It's a tremendous release when you can live in that moment, when sound becomes time and time becomes sound, and the next note you play is as much a part of your conscious creative thought process as it is a part of your unconscious instinct; a primeval urge to interpose at that very moment, a texture, a rhythm, an empty space, a continuation of a melody that could go anywhere, around changes that are as clueful as you are clueless...

Sapne

  • Sapne
    Sometime back in 2001, I wrote a couple of songs with Sandeep Kulkarni, previously lead vocalist with '90s Bombay based rock band Mayhem. Sapne is a fairly short demo but boasts relatively slick production, all thanks to the superb talents of John Glaubitz.

Excerpts from a few improvised Jams

circa 2007, guitar: goutham, bass: joe grimaldi, drums: robert jackson

circa 2004, guitar: goutham, bass and guitar: roger winkelman, keys: gary wesley (and others)


"Writing about music is like dancing about architecture." - Frank Zappa