'La Petite Mort' which means the little death', in French, is unarguably the perfect metaphor for an orgasm. A languorous, flowing invitation, 'La petite Mort', is music you should make love to. So put it on, step into a realm of pure physical surrender and lose your 'self' in what lies beyond. There is no other!
- Suraj
Samsara sums up the Rinse & Repeat EP, and is literally and musically, a coda (a concluding musical section that is formally distinct from the main structure.) For a song so short, Samsara holds entire worlds within itself. And an empowering intent: May you dance through the ups and downs of life with a smile on your face and a song in your heart.
- Suraj
Hello, Trippers
While the original plan was to have this blog be a chronicle about what happens in each city. We realized that it is too ambitious of an objective. Hence the promises were not fulfilled. Because whatever city we went to one of the main thing was the unity which music and the arts provide. So each city was lovely. Amazing food, amazing people and all. So it was becoming a little tough to make out what makes each city great. Because the love was real, the joy was real. It is also heartening to see this in the tough times we live in. So anyway, this blog will not be chronicling each city. Instead, most of the frequent updates will happen in social media. But this will be updated, if and when it is deemed necessary. Plus we will be releasing our new content here exclusively for the subscribers. So watch out.
Regarding the Rinse and repeat tour, we played in old Haveli's to girls hostel and it was a genuine pleasure every-time. In each city, we might have had different emotions when we entered. But in each city we laughed, we cried, we sang, oh how we sang. We were genuinely sad to leave each city behind. But we will be coming back. Because we are on a never-ending trip.
Now the question as always is, are you ready?
Are you ready for the trip?