T.L. Mazumdar

“''...personifies multiculturalism''.” - Rolling Stone Magazine

''Difficult to say what earns this musician more admiration: his soulful singing and sovereign Arrangements? How effortlessly he handles his keyboards and electronics? Or the stylistic independence, with which the different worlds he travels free of dissent are brought and melted together nonchalantly…unique and unpretentious..'' --- Badische Zeitung, Germany

“Combination of intellect and intuition..among a handful of Indian musicians who are trying to break the Western stereo­type that they have to play sitars or tablas, or sing Bollywood and bhangra numbers...shows production skills that a veteran would be proud of.”--- TimeOut Mumbai

''Reverting from conscious acceptance and amber warnings of stillness, A fabulous ensemble of artful insolence, in the things that make one’s place.'' -- Come Here Floyd (US)

''....heady stuff.... Improvisation sparked off by completely random audience interaction...bloody magical.''--- NME India

''Aufregend und einfach unerhört gut''-- Jury, Bremer Jazzpreis 2012

''...beautifully crafted and produced...a major talent.''--- Jack Douglas (Producer: John Lennon, The Who, Miles Davis, Aerosmith etc.)”



''...sounds like Stevie Wonder on acid!'' -- Rez Abbasi


''The only Germany-based representative of Indian Electronic music''---IMCRadio Hamburg


“..multi-faceted, multi-talented and encompasses everything that is fresh and contemporary in the music business today”---
Blue Frog, Mumbai


“''The earliest pioneer of the fringe and experimental side of electronic music in Kolkata''.”--- HUB - Indian Electronica Yearbook Project


''..charismatischen Ausnahmemusiker'' -- GEA.de

EveryNowHere aka T.L. Mazumdar has been nominated for national awards and called ''...a major talent'' by the likes of Jack Douglas (Producer: John Lennon, Miles Davis, etc.).

A quintessential Third Culture Kid and nomad, his music celebrates the acceptance of a blur of constantly changing backdrops as 'home' and the shedding of socio-cultural baggage to reveal stories closer to the truth of the human condition.

''Standing at 1500m above sea level on a tiny island in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean with Venus and the stars above me, it felt easier to be reminded that I didn’t exist. I have never belonged. And tonight it felt ok''.