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Maithlee Kavita

My father, Sunil Vidyarthi, adapted the words from a hindi poem by Bharat Vyas and I put them on melodies borrowed from Muslim prayers I heard in Hyderabad, India. The poem is a contemplation: who is the artist behind the green landscapes and blue skies?
- Jay Vidyarthi
Feb 2010

Time Unravel

An old song saw a new tripped-out light with this live-off-the-floor version performed by John Burton, Stefan Jovanovic, Kent Rahman, and myself (a.k.a. Subject-Object). Part of a live-in-studio concert recording from Nov 14th, 2009.
- Jay Vidyarthi
Dec 2009
Listen to the whole concert || Subject-Object: live @ Nada Yoga (56.7 Mb)

15 Minutes Till Infinity

This molasses-slow track inches along as myself, Kent Rahman and Jackson Gabriel explore the Nada Yoga studio with the help of a digital sitar. Part of Montreal Hearts, a diverse 8-track bedroom mind trip filled with diverse instruments and guest appearances.
- Jay Vidyarthi
Oct 2009
Download the full EP || Montreal Hearts (39.2 Mb)

It's Too Loud

The psych-rock that inspired the full album, By Flashing Lights and True Love by After The Weather. A live favourite from the 2009 ATW tour with Rob Helsten, Matthew Hills, and myself on drums.
- Jay Vidyarthi
Aug 2009

Wires

This soaring climb off The Coloured Lights' Twelve Steps to Space was the anthem of our aggressive invasion of the Montreal music scene. The band is Neil Vidyarthi, Gareth Smith, Kevin Neibert, Kent Rahman and myself.
- Jay Vidyarthi
Nov 2007

What Happens?

A young and naive questioning of pretty much everything. An early favourite off The Coloured Lights' A Six Track Demo.
- Jay Vidyarthi
Oct 2006