Brothers Amaan and Ayaan Ali Bangash are on a new high as they gear up to launch their experimental album, Everything Is Everywhere. Not only this, but the sarod players have also composed music for a version of Rabindranath Tagore's play, Raktakarabi. The duo speaks to CS about their latest work and their father sarod maestro Amjad Ali Khan:


Who: Ayaan and Amaan Ali Bangash
What: Talking about experimenting with music
Where: In a Juhu hotel

Ayaan: We are very kicked about the album because it's a new concept for us. It is very rare for instrumental musicians like us to do a full album with a songwriter-singer. We finished recording the album last year, but there was a lot of post-production work so it took some time. With people opening up to newer genres of music, we hope to get a good response.

Amaan: Carrie Newcomer is a very talented folk singer. It is the first time we are working with a mainstream American artist. We had a lovely time in Bloomington, Indiana, where we recorded us. It is a quiet little town with a lot of natural beauty. For a few days, it was only us, a lot of music and some food in a recording room. We even performed together at the Lotus Art Festival in Bloomington.