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Twisting and Turning

from Excursions by Null Device

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Contains excerpts of "Dil Dhadakne Ka Sabab", written by Nasir Kazmi and Pankaj Udhas.

Ramya met with us once, and we decided to collaborate. She gave us a recording of some of her solo work, which included a stunning rendition of "Dil Dhadakne." I decided then and there that we needed to write a song around that, even if it was technically someone else's song. Her performance was that impressive.

Ramya herself is skilled instructor and performer of Carnatic music and dance, and has performed playback singing for the Hrithik Roshan film "Kaho Na Pyar Hai."

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from Excursions, released July 23, 2007
Urdu vocals by Ramya S. Kapadia.

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Null Device makes electronic pop music. Never ones to stand still, Null Device is constantly experimenting and evolving their sound. They’ve drawn on a wide variety of influences, passionately fusing everything from bhangra to post-punk to pop to ambient rock into their music. Null Device is always pushing the boundaries of synthpop. ... more

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