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Aided by a normal digital SLR camera, the frames are captured by a young learning hand of photo-videographer Jaydeep Chug (who’s also a professional architect) with skillful special effects done on the editing table. As a result, Anand J. And joining the emergent group is a strong female voice, which also doubles up as the band's frontal face.

The rest as they say is history. Standing out for its dark content and bizarre look, the creator merits the number’s shock value to the crazy, scary, cramped existence of a suburban life. It is therefore very important to retain this faith and trust in the vital human emotions as their fabric is under a big threat of instability,” he pensively espouses ahead.

“Lost human values in society, environment, complexities of modern human relationships” are some of the instances he cites to take recourse to while penning the wordings at his desk. Saniyawala pitches in as the lyricist, composer and a guitar player to finally complete the trio. And you won’t believe how instantly I was struck and bowled over by her deep voice.

But the river as a water-body is actually a generous giver and we humans have only taken heaps from it. “Music is the only artform which has an immediate pervasive impact and stays with you for long.With the virtual world grabbing most of our mindspace all the time, it goes without saying that in today’s date, social networking sites, the internet and other digital platforms have become the ideal tools to spread the music around instead of availing formal ceremonial launches.Having put out singles like Paigam and Suburban Zindagi via the popular music channel MTV, social media as well as on Youtube by its digital partner, the band boasts of an impressive collection of songs in its kitty, ready to be shortly unfurled.”With two singles secured in their pockets, the bandwallahs next plans to launch a full album within a month. This allegory holds true for the formerly active Odyssey, an alternative, experimental, classic rock band, sprouting out of Surat's soil in the north-western state of Gujarat.

And we as musicians can only offer to give something back through our idiom of music,” he further elaborates to explain in lucid detail. “Besides fighting an armed war, I perceive love and brotherhood as the biggest weapons against hate.. Good news is that the music video of the track Suburban Zindagi has already gone viral and the credits for its editing and direction job go to Saniyawala himself. And this smouldering fire in my belly was further fuelled by Swati’s tonal quality and her tremendous expressions,” assures a glad Saniyawala, while narrating the story behind the band’s formation.With music and culture falling under frequent attacks from subversive terrorist forces, the musician strongly feels that music still has the magical powers to heal White dyed fox fur faux fur fabric the wounded world and change it into a better place for survival. “See, we have a song called Tapi which flows as a river in Surat and that’s how the band-name clicked! It’s a kind of tribute to this natural resource. With its original members streaming into their individual fields of interest, a new chip seems to be cut out of the old block.