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By Judi Silva Š2005 Bollyvista.com |
Afterwards, Don wrote his tribute song to Karisma, entitled, 'Karisma Comes to Lowell.' It's a song about an NRI who becomes homesick and seeing Karisma helps him make the connection back to India. And although it doesn't carry an Indian inflection, it can be described as a Nirvana-ish tune.
Both songs have received great reviews and are now available on his new CD called 'Mumbai EP', along with several other great tracks titled, Subterranean Homesick Indian, The Queen's Necklace, No Turning Back and Ankle Chains. The actresses have been sent a copy of the songs, which they inspired as well. Keep watching this site to hear their reactions.
Being a fan of A.R. Rahman influenced him, as he especially enjoyed the amazing soundtrack of 'Dil Se' when it released. He also hopes to visit and experience India firsthand, within the next year. Maybe it will have enough impact on him that it will turn him into a crossover musician himself. He would like to get a band together too. {Any takers?}
In the meantime, he will be continuing with the 'open mike scene' at various locations promoting his new CD, 'Mumbai EP'. He has performed in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, Illinois, Indiana, Virginia, Washington DC, South Carolina, North Carolina and Ohio. We wish him all the best on his journey. |
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