“I have a very unique take on Music, and social politics. And I'm fun!”
“My music is an extension of my beliefs, both political and spiritual,” he says. “The idea that if you are born a certain way based on your gender, orientation, or race that you are allowed only one avenue of expression. To me that doesn’t work. I started writing music heavily influenced by the DNA of classic rock and ’80s hair metal with a bit of ’90s alternative/grunge/ industrial thrown in. Pretty much everything a Queer South Asian guy had no business in, but a soundtrack for my personal rebellion against society and its rules. I wanted to prove that labels are for soup cans and not people.”
