Биография

After Years of travelling, I especially like to write about places I’ve been to. The name “Indus Rush” actually comes from one of those places, Attock, in the Punjab, Pakistan, where the Indus river rushes past carrying the snows of the Himalayas down to the Indian ocean. The song “Nowhere To Run To” is a good example of a travel song, and you can listen to it here: Nowhere to Run To As a child I listened to the great Bands and producers of the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s including Brian Wilson and George Martin the Kinks, the Small Faces, Gong, Floyd, Kayak and Klaatu. The music I loved was rock and pop. These genres are present in Indus Rush tunes. Listen to “You Keep Throwing My Heart Away (From The West)” below for an example of the orchestration I used in that song: You Keep Throwing My Heart Away (From the West) I am a Londoner by birth, but after 10 years in the Netherlands, 20 in Thailand, and having lived 3 years in Pakistan as a child, I sometimes consider myself as the dreamer in Lennons’ “Imagine” – no religion, no countries or borders, but I’m not naive enough to overlook human nature’s quest for power, belonging, nationalism, greed. You can sometimes hear this in some of the more gritty lyrics in my songs, “The Love Ambassadors” for example, which you can hear here: The Love Ambassadors I now share my time between Scotland, Thailand and the Netherlands, but produce my music wherever i happen to be when the inspiration hits me.