A musical kaleidoscope
To beat the pandemic blues, The Telegraph revisits moments from a show that made us open up to varied musical arrangements — Coke Studio Sessions, Season 14 of which is presently the talk of the subcontinent
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To beat the pandemic blues, The Telegraph revisits moments from a show that made us open up to varied musical arrangements — Coke Studio Sessions, Season 14 of which is presently the talk of the subcontinent
Between Coke Studio India and Shor Police, what explains Clinton Cerejo’s contrasting personalities as a composer-producer? “I was always a soft music kind of person who was into R&B and jazz, and very much loved pop, while my wife [singer] Dominique Cerejo was actually the rocker,” he said. “A part of me loved the sheer power of rock. While rock appears simpler than other forms, trying to achieve that sound is harder than looks. I’m not an angsty person. You could say the angst in any of my music is completely manufactured.” Saathi Salaam, in which a wall of guitars and drums ...