Bravura Artist

To download “Forces of Nature,” right-click and save-target as HERE.

It is with pride that we now announce that Ananda has released his debut EP, featuring five fresh, innovative and genre-bending tracks for all music enthusiasts. “Gravitate,” “Women I Can’t Have (Best Moves),” “Out of View,” “Set Me Free,” (my personal favorite) and “Surrounded,” are the five amazing songs featured on this exclusive EP download. Entirely written and produced by Ananda, each track showcases Ananda’s unbelievable talent as songwriter, vocalist AND producer.

AND HE HAS MUSIC VIDEOS! Be sure to check out the videos for some of Ananda’s songs on his EP.

Set Me Free Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMAW9fgT_b8
Out of View Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Buf3VdibtF0

For those of you are late in hearing, Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter, Ananda Sen, is the man behind the amazing project, “One Song a Week,” in which Ananda promised, in the summer of 2007, that he would write, record and produce one track a week for 52 weeks.  And if that wasn’t enough, he’s putting these original songs for free download on his website.

To download the EP, right-click and save-target as HERE

California-based vocalist, Ananda Sen, is the man behind the amazing project, “One Song a Week,” in which Ananda promised, in the summer of 2007, that he would write, record and produce one track a week for 52 weeks. And if that wasn’t enough, he’s putting these original songs for free download on his website. When Ananda first told me about this, I thought to myself, that’s crazy, there’s no way that a person can do all that in one week, but Ananda proves if you have the determination and fortitude, anything is possible. “Even just a year ago,” Ananda said, “I couldn’t have predicted what my daily, somewhat frantic, life would be like now.”

Looking at the present, I’m sure he’s more than pleased with how it’s turned out. When spending time with Ananda and getting to know the person he is, one learns that there is more than what meets the eye. Even having attained his B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania and his J.D. from Stanford Law School, Ananda is far from narcissistic.

Born into a very musically-inclined Bengali family from New Jersey, it was at the tender age of three that Ananda began to delve into the art of music as he could be seen sharing the stage with his older sister as he sang and then later played the tabla. His parents had always encouraged both of their children to explore and excel in music throughout their lives. But as Ananda got older and became more distinguished in his academic and then legal career, music had to necessarily take…