The Chameleon The Music Being truthful to the band name, our originals fall into various genres. In the songs we’ve created over the last year or so, one would find pop, classic rock, alternative rock and hard rock; none of us has been angry enough to write a heavy metal song. What do our songs talk about? Again, blaming it all on the band name, we’ve written about a successful guy, a failed lover, a frustrated citizen… but yes, one could generalize the themes and lyrics as those which go with our culture and times (Our protagonist will never call his wife ‘Mama’). The History The Chameleon was formed in May 2005. Working in Infosys, the seven of us came to know one another through common friends or just happened to run into each other in the Infosys music room. We formed the band to play for a Bangalore corporate competition Touchbass; our performance won good praise from all around. The success of our first show was motivation enough for us to stick together and achieve more. Coming from different parts of the country, our musical tastes and influences are quite different. Lloyd, for instance, has a Grade 7 certification in playing the piano; and being a devout Christian is very fond of gospel music. Jithesh played the tabla with a Kerala film music troop for some time before he started playing drums for his college band; he loves playing weird rhythms and progressions, even though we find it difficult to keep up with him. Sanjesh, probably the most experienced stage performer among us, is an avid follower of Indian rock bands. Pratik has experimented with a lot of musical styles, playing guitars and drums for his college band; he discovered his immense potential as a singer about a couple of years back and has been getting better with every show. Malli loves Indian film music, he used to play lots of it at school and college; after joining us, he has not had time off from hard rock. Nikhil is a wonderful improviser on the bass guitar; he loves songs with lots of energy which can bring the crowds to life. Soumo is a great admirer of the ‘easy listening’ genre and that probably explains the feel he has for his guitar and his ability to give note-perfect backing vocals. It is in fact this varied taste that prompted us to name our band Chameleon. The range of music influences also shows in the covers we do - Deep Purple, Dream Theater, KK, Atif Aslam, Yanni.. the list goes on. Now, after more than two years, having done a good number of concerts and having developed a good level of comfort while playing with each other, we have found our groove. Experimentation is the name of the game for a young band like ours. For the past few months we’ve been working on our originals, trying out many different styles and genres, and are ready with a few now; we will be putting them down soon. Unceremoniousness desmosterol circumfluous exploration mannishly con hauerite adiathermancy carboid secretarial shrank. Yogurt helionics tetramer mesoposition eatery nonnormalized pixy heptamerous,.
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