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In this episode of Backstage Pass, we sit down with Jaimin Rajani, whose debut album “Cutting Loose” is making waves in India’s non-film independent music scene. With influences from iconic artists like Bob Dylan and nods from collaborators such as Scarlet Rivera and John Sebastian, Jaimin’s nostalgic yet refreshing sound is resonating with audiences globally. As the music industry leans towards singles and EPs, Jaimin is daring to go against the grain with his full-length album.
How does Jaimin Rajani blend the timeless essence of artists like Bob Dylan into his own sound while carving out a space in today’s music landscape?
Backstage Pass host Gordie Tamayo delves into Jaimin Rajani’s musical journey, exploring the creation of his debut album, “Cutting Loose.” Jaimin shares how his international connections with legends like Scarlet Rivera (of Bob Dylan’s “Desire”) and John Sebastian have shaped his music. The discussion touches on Rajani’s bold decision to release a 14-track album in a time dominated by shorter releases. We also explore how Jaimin’s upbringing and experiences in Kolkata influence his musical style.
Main Talking Points:
- Jaimin’s inspirations from Bob Dylan, and how collaborators like John Sebastian have impacted his sound.
- The challenges of producing a full-length album in an industry focused on singles and EPs.
- Jaimin’s thoughts on how nostalgic influences can create a modern and refreshing sound for today’s listeners.
Guest Bio: Jaimin Rajani is an emerging composer-songwriter from Kolkata, India. His debut album “Cutting Loose” released on August 19, features 14 tracks that blend modern and nostalgic sounds. His work has gained international recognition from prominent artists such as Scarlet Rivera and John Sebastian. Jaimin’s music defies trends, embracing deeper storytelling through a full-length format, setting him apart in today’s fast-paced music industry.
