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Southern Sounds

Aravind Murali and Maarten Visser have known each other for more than 20 years. Both composers, Visser on the saxophone and Aravind on bass, joined Manukrishnan on drums to form the band they call Many Things. The name, like their music with minimal production, rests on what-they-play-is-what-you-get. (available on Bandcamp and streaming platforms). Visser says he and Aravind had the idea of doing something in jazz, but it never happened until now. Before the pandemic Manukrishnan and Visser mulled over the idea when Manu and Aravind had not even met. It was a liberated way of writing music for each one of them. For Visser, it was all about a band that he would want to play in.

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