It was quite free form though, I didn’t tell Adarsha much in terms of what kind of sound I wanted. That explains why Rainburn called on violinist Adarsha Ramakumar for “Elusive Light: Resignified.” Iyengar says, “This one was taking from raag Desh – I just thought it’d be nice to have a melodic instrument to get on it. Iyengar explains that all the songs on Insignify had some “departure point” rooted in a Hindustani classical raag.
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There’s a brooding, threadbare version of “Veil” from their 2014 EP Canvas of Silence, plus “Suicide Note” turning evocative with help from pianist Akash Kumar.Īlso See How Chennai Singer-Songwriter Nitika Rajkumar’s New Single was Inspired by K-drama ‘Crash Landing On You’ They eventually added a live version of the equally heavy and morose “Someone New: Another Night” and three studio recorded reworks.
The five-track EP took shape after Rainburn had a live version of their song “Suicide Note” and an acoustic version of “Elusive Light” recorded. If they didn’t fear losing their audience then I definitely have no reason to worry.” Comparatively, our audience is really small in size. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band and Abbey Road. It just goes back to loving the Beatles so much – they had an audience of millions of people and they just did Sgt. Even if it weren’t, I wouldn’t have any fears about alienating anyone. Iyengar adds, “Thankfully the boundaries of what a progressive band can do are really huge.
Like when he was talking about Insignify, the vocalist and guitarist brings up the topic of pretentiousness in music.Īs long as his music avoids pretenses, he’s fine with it. It’s a collection of songs taken from their 2018 debut album Insignify and fed through a new lens, including heavier live recordings and reflective piano-led renditions and a fusion-leaning rework. Bengaluru rock musician Vats Iyengar – frontman of prog band Rainburn – mentions The Beatles when he’s asked about why he chose to release the group’s Resignify EP.
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