Mainak ‘Bumpy’ Nag Chowdhury
, who quit
Cactus
this year to go on a break and learn new things, is back to doing what he does best — music. Only this evening, he will perform with his killer quarter of the heavyweights from the music frat — Bodhisattwa Ghosh (guitars), Gabu (drums/dubki), Ratul Shankar (Latin percussion). “I, on my part, will play the Maitreye bass as part of this performance by
Kendraka
,” he said. Mainak now intends to tour the world with this music outfit. “This is my first step towards the later
Miles Davis, truly the
Nu Jazz
quartet. I intend to take it to the world, starting this year,” he said.
Zinia Sen is chief copy editor at Calcutta Times. She handles the...
Read MoreZinia Sen is chief copy editor at Calcutta Times. She handles the "Kolkata Is Talking About" pages. She handles editing and production work, apart from writing regularly. She keenly awaits Friday releases and weekend concerts. She hates discussing work and loves playing badminton to keep her going. Having been a high school badminton champion, she says sports has instilled in her the drive to win.
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