Tag: ranjit makkuni
High Power – Mahamaya Experience (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
Ranjit Makkuni might lean into some timeless and traditional sounds with his Mahamaya Experience music, but he is still a musician of the modern...
Dancing In Her Light – Mahamaya Experience (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
Although the music of Mahamaya Experience is replete with the sounds of South and Southeast Asia, Ranjit Makkuni has never been someone to make...
When One Door Closes, Surely Another Will Open – Mahamaya Experience...
Mahamaya Experience and Ranjit Makkuni, the person behind it, often make music that feels like it works on an epic scale, not just regarding...
Love the Waves of the Here and Now – Mahamaya Experience...
The music of Mahamaya Experience always works on so many levels. Yes, music generally falls into the realms of entertainment and/or information, but even...
Ocean of Milk – Mahamaya Experience (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
If Mahamaya Experience's music is eclectic and wide-ranging, with ornate and fast-paced pieces at one end of the spectrum and chilled and spacious music...
Strum Those Strings – Mahamaya Experience (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
This first section of Strum Those Strings features a wonderful cross-cultural blending of sounds. You Cannot Silence Our Song is a strange mix of...
2 Prayers – Mahamaya Experience (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
One of the great things about Mahamaya Experience—well, just one of the many great things—is that the music made under that name seems to...
Blue – Mahamaya Experience (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
Some genres merely describe the type of music found within - pop-punk, afro-beat, hardcore - they pretty much do what they say on the...
Coal Cats – Mahamaya Experience (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
One of the many great things about Mahamaya Experience is that it is about much more than just making music. Sure, music is undoubtedly...
