Anindya Mukherjee releases: ”You”

Rewind to the clock to 1985 Kolkata, India and a musically inquisitive 12-year-old with little musical interest, going by the name of Anindya Mukherjee, is about to put a video tape of Live Aid on, and which will change his life forever. He put the “Live Aid” VHS tape in because he was curious.

That introduced him to talented singers, songwriters and musical artists, such as Elton John, Phil Collins, and Sting, some of whom would go on to be his main musical influences through his life. Shortly after, Mukherjee started learning piano guitar and piano, and began playing by ear since he detested sight-reading. He then started winning numerous competitions throughout middle and high school, often re-enacting his favourite artists’ classics such as “Your Song”, “Piano Man” and “Let It Be”.

He went to college in Ohio, where he continued to play in local bands, listen to music, and entertain friends while also studying physics. Beginning in or around 2010, he began waking up with songs and lyrics that he simply had to write down. His piano and vocal-based songs are about topics that are significant to him that he hopes will also be felt by others.

“You” is the most recent piano-ballad single from Anindya Mukherjee. It honours that unique person in our lives who keeps things simple and rarely expects for anything in return. It has a straightforward, emotional melody and appealing chords. The artist’s home studio is where this was written, composed and recorded. Located in Dallas, Jeff Jacobs handled the production.

Listen to Anindya Mukherjee – You on our link below 

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