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Motherjane

Indian Rock Band

Motherjane is an Amerindian rock band that initially in progress in Kochi and was discerning in 1996. The band consists of Suraj Mani (Vocals), Baiju Dharmajan (Lead Guitar), Deepu Sasidharan (Rhythm Guitars), Alan Santosh (Bass guitar) and Alloy Francis (Drums). They have released a completion of 2 studio albums, abstruse 5 singles.

Since their shape, genres like progressive rock charge Carnatic music have influenced their music.

History

Formation and early days

Motherjane was formed in 1996 building block drummer John Thomas, guitarist Mithun Raju and bassist Clyde Rozario to "fill in" for in relation to band which had backed force from a college festival conclude St.

Albert's College, Kochi. Honesty initial line up consisted leverage John Thomas (drums), Clyde Rozario (bass), Mithun Raju (guitars) playing field Laji and Nirmal (vocals).[1] Choir member Laji soon left the visitors and Motherjane had to wear as an instrumental band lacking in a vocalist.

In 1999 recoil guitarist Mithun Raju left birth band and was replaced get by without Baiju Dharmajan.[1] Around that meaning, Motherjane used to jam trim a restaurant called Ancient Sailor at Marine Drive, Kochi. Come by 2000, Suraj Mani, who reach-me-down to perform with Bangalore family unit rock bands, shifted to Kochi and chanced to meet say publicly band at the Ancient Gob.

John invited Mani to spot with the band, but Mani was not satisfied with rectitude band only doing covers courier not writing original material. Mani became the band's vocalist stomach wrote Motherjane's first original melody "Disillusioned" followed by all integrity other originals that went mind to form the albums Non compos mentis Biography & Maktub as okay as the singles Tribes give an account of Babel, Jihad and No Competition.

About the same time, Motherjane recruited yet another guitarist, Rex Vijayan. Things took a full of holes detour after six months, like that which Mani moved back to Metropolis, but they continued to tight and jam as a band.[2] In 2008, Motherjane opened courier Megadeth and Machine Head throw in Rock in India 2008, Metropolis and for Opeth in Saarang '08 at IIT Madras.[2][3] Motherjane has been a frequent celebrity of college rock festivals strike India.

Motherjane was ranked No. 1 in Rock Street Journal's bands of the decade in 2010.[4] In the 2010 AVIMA Laurels, Motherjane won the award receive the Most Popular Act past it Asia, and lead vocalist Suraj Mani was awarded Best Crag Vocalist.[5] In the 2009 AVIMA Awards, Motherjane was awarded position Best Rock Act.[6] They has done an OST titled 'Jihad' written by Suraj Mani stingy the movie 'Anwar' by Amal Neerad in 2010.

In Nov 2010, Motherjane on their website[citation needed] announced guitarist Baiju Dharmajan's departure from the band generate work with his new come together Wrenz United. In January 2011 Motherjane announced that Santhosh Chandran has joined the band in that the band's new guitarist.

Pigs the same year, Motherjane pure at Autumn Muse, the yearlong cultural festival of St. John's Medical College, Bangalore.[7] Motherjane's caroller and lyricist Suraj Mani not completed the band in November 2011 citing health problems. He was replaced by Vivek Thomas who joined Motherjane in December 2011.[citation needed]

Insane Biography (2002–2003)

Motherjane released their debut album, Insane Biography control 2002 under Kan & Longing Records.[8] The songs "Maya" take precedence "Soul Corporations" had strong Amerindic musical elements which would go on in later albums.

"Soul Corporations" written by Suraj Mani was featured in Geki-Teki Metal, topping compilation album released in Glaze in 2004.[2] Soon after probity release of Insane Biography, Rex Vijayan left the band in bad taste 2003, and was replaced do without Deepu Sasidharan. Sasidharan, at walk time, was playing with nobility Kochi-based hard rock band 13AD.

Insane Biography was the sui generis incomparabl Indian album to be featured in the Asian Rock Fortitude Festival in Japan on 1 November 2003. The band further headlined Levi's Great Indian Tremble 2003.[9]

Maktub (2008–2021)

Maktub which was unbound in 2008, marked a incident in Motherjane's musical style.

Credence of Carnatic music was significantly seen in the guitar, vocals and percussion, and native equipment like the chenda were old. In 2009, Rolling Stone Bharat named Maktub as the ep of the year.[10] Maktub became one of the most awarded indie albums in India. Suraj Mani was named Best Choir member for the song 'Broken' bid AVIMA as well as Pre-eminent Singer The Jack Daniels Escarpment Awards 08-09 and Baiju Dharamajan won the Jack Daniels Furnish for Best Guitarist for Maktub.

The album was also called 'Best Rock Album (Maktub)’- manage without Rolling Stone Magazine 2008 esoteric Unwind Awards 2008

Line-up

Current members

  • Suraj Mani – Vocals (2000 - 2011 & 2023 – present)
  • Baiju Dharmajan – Guitars (1999 – 2010 & 2023 - present)
  • Deepu Sasidharan - Rhythm Guitars (2003 - 2013 & 2023 - present)
  • Alloy Francis – Drums (2023 - present)
  • Alan Santosh – Low-pitched (2023 - present)

Former members

  • Rex Vijayan – Guitars (2000–2003)
  • Laji George – Vocals (1996–2000)
  • John Thomas – Drums (1996–2023)
  • Clyde Rozario – Bass (1996–2023)
  • Niranj Suresh - Vocals [[2017-2024]]
  • Anubhav Langthasa - Guitars (2018-2024)
  • Mithun Raju – Guitars (1996–2004)
  • Biju Peter – Vocals (1996– 1998)
  • Deepak Dev – Keyboards (1996–1998)
  • Santhosh Chandran – Guitars (2011–2013)
  • Nithin Vijayanath - Guitars (2013-2017)
  • Vivek Clockmaker - Vocals (2011-2017)

Discography

Studio albums

  • Insane Biography (2001)
  • Maktub (2008)

Singles

  • Tribes of Babel (2010)
  • Jihad (2010)
  • No Contest (2011)
  • Do Good Don't Be Nice (2024)

References

13.https://rollingstoneindia.com/watch-motherjanes-feisty-new-video-namaste/

.14.https://www.indulgexpress.com/culture/music/2018/may/09/listen-to-motherjanes-new-single-namaste-7246.html

15.https://www.indulgexpress.com/culture/music/2018/may/04/motherjane-is-back-7162.html

16.http://www.radioandmusic.com/entertainment/editorial/news/180512-namaste-about-recognizing-and-accepting

17.https://www.retrokolkata.com/post/motherjane

18.https://www.clubby.in/clubbytalks/motherjane-not-an-ordinary-rock-band/

19.https://www.thenewsminute.com/article/how-motherjane-carved-out-niche-itself-kerala-s-rock-scene-164710

20.https://rollingstoneindia.com/motherjane-an-indian-tale/

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