RAMESH!
figured this might be relevant your interests!
RAMESH, the post-Voxtrot project of singer Ramesh Srivastava is loaded with emotion and with records like this, "The King", it requires a sonic smoothness, which is so deftly provided in this mixing job by Spoon's Jim Eno. Parts of the tune were crafted on a harmonium that Srivastava purchased in New Delhi-the first song he recorded on it, after having an arduous time getting it through customs. And there is something to be said about that because there is a sense of triumph that runs through the song. While it is a tender thing, there is a spirit of conquer bleeding through the steady drumbeat and sweet strums and strings.
and you can download the song here. it's lovely.
RAMESH, the post-Voxtrot project of singer Ramesh Srivastava is loaded with emotion and with records like this, "The King", it requires a sonic smoothness, which is so deftly provided in this mixing job by Spoon's Jim Eno. Parts of the tune were crafted on a harmonium that Srivastava purchased in New Delhi-the first song he recorded on it, after having an arduous time getting it through customs. And there is something to be said about that because there is a sense of triumph that runs through the song. While it is a tender thing, there is a spirit of conquer bleeding through the steady drumbeat and sweet strums and strings.
and you can download the song here. it's lovely.