Vijaya Anand Mysuru, India
You won’t hear Vijaya Anand sing. Nor will you hear him play any instruments. He is the invisible presence behind each of these songs. He’s the Musical Director, here to dream up sequences and carefully produce sophisticated South Indian pop perfection. Anand was part of the first wave to use electronic instruments in Indian film scores. Almost all sung in glorious Telugu. ... more
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