Sutej Singh - Oceans Apart (Live at Bandland)

Sutej Singh’s live performance of "Oceans Apart" at Bandland 2024, Bangalore. With intricate melodies and exceptional artistry, this track showcases the essence of progressive rock.

Credits:

Guitars: Sutej Singh
Drums: Paarth Koser
Bass: Aditya Negi
FoH + Monitors: Kamaksha Goel

Produced By : Yaduveer Singh Thakur, Nickhiel Jain

Shot by Tejas Kulkarni, Pratham Basu & Jishnu Chakraborty. Additional Footage courtesy of Team Bandland.

Thumbnail Photo by Pathikrit Das for Moving Pictures Media / Bandland

Live Audio Recorded By : Kamaksha Goel
Live Audio Mixed By : Ranbeer Sidhu

Artist Managed by: KAQI Entertainment & Pinecone Studios

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[gbmarsh]

60 year old dude here in Canada and I just have to say how much your music takes me back to the 80's & 90's with early Joe Satriani/ Steve Vai vibes! Love it!!

[dominich.]

Once again proving music transcends race, ethnicity, religion and culture! The universal language!

[ubaldopicosierra]

The Youtube algorithm finally realized about my music preferences and this is one great example. This dude rocks indeed.

[kshitijsharma]

Never thought an Indian instrumental only guitarist will ever reach such heights. I first saw Sutej open for none other than Steve Vai in BLR in 2023, , and my jaw dropped at his performance, and I couldn't forget it, this song in particular. Been a fan ever since. Proud of the man, wish him all the success and more!!

[prateekwatwale]

While the whole of punjabi artists are doing only rap n hip hop..here we have very talented Mr. Sutej raising the bar playing electric guitar like no other, amazing talent

[yaduveerthakur]

Also Paarth (Drums) and Adi (Bass) slaying it like nobody's business! How underrated are these chaps 😯!

[harkasin]

Fear, faith, anger, depression, aggression, hope, courage… Every single emotion described in one composition. Just stay away from Bollywood and keep creating magic ✨

[jonhilderbrand]

I'm a 65 year old American. I never stopped listening and enjoying rock music, even jazz, classical, "high church, " electronic, some country, unlike many of my peers, who quit with the death of hair metal. But in around the 2000s, with the advent of the Internet, I found pop-rock and hard rock simply lacking the elements that made the great artists great. But every once in a while, I'll hear something that once again stirs my heart. This is one of those times. Great stuff! I look forward to hearing more!

[petermorris]

Great players attract great sidemen. That drummer is going to be a name. What a power trio. SO Proggie! ❤

[arnabxtreme]

I was there, and honestly, it was absolutely amazing! His melody tells stories; there's no other way to describe how he makes his guitar yearn, long, lust, cry and sing. He stayed around for a while even after his show, and happily obliged people who went up to him to say hi. Singh sahab, you've earned more than a doffed hat!

[ianmills]

Its one thing to be skillfull and knowledgeable about the guitar. Its another thing to be expressive and engaging with it as well. You have both Sutej. Dont ever forget it, we need this level of passion in our lives.

[Phantus]

Really nice piece of music. I love stumbling on new talent. Feels like a found money on the street. Cheers from Canada.

[zombi]

watched a few Mohini Dey videos and now youtube is blessing me with incredible Indian musicians and its amazing.

[knuckleheadX]

Why am i just now learning this guy existed?

[ArcticRise]

Wow! You just got yourself a new fan! Greetings from Switzerland

[ankanbhandari]

A new breed of independent organic musicians are slowly creeping in. The Drums and the Bass complement Sutej so well. ❤

[devasiamunjely]

Very few people know that Sikhs have profound understanding of music, the hymns sung in Gurudwaras also known as shabad kirtan are purely classical music, if there is a shabad kirtan kindly go and listen.

[EarSplit]

Sounds even better than the studio version, that's Sutej Singh for you. ❤️🤘

[TherdSecret]

Never heard of him before today and I absolutely loved this song on the first listen (subscribed immediately)

[paladinminipedro]

Dude is a badass!! Got some Satriani, Vai, and Kirk Hammet vibes. Even the drummer is badass! magnificent song!!