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Dilly Meah: Ever since my childhood, all things rhythmic fascinated me. At the age of 18, I finally embarked on a journey to fulfil my childhood yearning for music: I released my fusion composition album Night in Bengal in 2002. My love of instruments such as one-string "Ektara" and Tabla resonates with my soul and has made me write and compose the song Nishiraath and Dim-ta-nana Nana in Raga Malkus scale for the fusion album: Night in Bengal. The song Dere Dere Chal, lyrics, and compositions are done in the blues scale; and I sang the song Guru on the Raga Darbari scale. Apart from this album, I continue to compose music and write songs. As laughter and tears are universal languages, so is music, so keep music alive. The language of my music is universal as well as egalitarian and an ornament of all civilisations of the world, also the connectivity of mankind towards oneness; monotheism, one god, one man, one music: the Sufi Sama Music has an influence on me and leisurely drawing me into the essence of rhythm; which is to establish a direct relationship with the human heartbeat, by playing the rhythmic cycle according to the pulses to be inclined towards mysticism and service to humanity.

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