Ajay Mathur is a well-known and Grammy-nominated musician from Lucerne, Switzerland, who has recently been honoured with the title of “English-language Album of the Year” by the German Pop Foundation for his 2018 release, “Little Boat.” Mathur has an innate ability to make music that can wash over anyone, resulting in his songs being popular with a variety of different audiences from most corners of the globe.
The fifth full-length album from Mathur, Talking Loud, is currently available through Yakketeeyak Music. Mathur has an excitingly diverse approach to songwriting and a fantastic talent for putting universal truths under the spotlight, but drawing attention to them in a playful and imaginative manner through the use of his lyrics and vocal style.
This album features a huge number of supporting musicians. Mathur is a self-confessed fan of The Beatles, whose musical influences are quite evident across his work and in this album, especially when it comes to his extreme levels of experimentation. The track “Anytime At All” is also Mathur’s tribute to the highest-selling band in music history.
Talking Loud is a captivating piece of work that blends an almost infinite number of sounds and elements from an enormous number of musical genres. The fact that Mathur can shift and move so effortlessly between his different musical worlds is testament to the accomplished artist he is, and explains why Talking Loud is the complete and eclectic masterpiece that it is.
You can listen to the Ajay Mathur – Talking Loud album on our link below
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