By JOHN DALY
To learn of John Lennon, one must inevitably come across the classic “Anytime At All,” which The Beatles recorded in 1964.
Ajay Mathur takes this notion and gives it a spiritual treatment suggesting that those we love are never really far away. His new track “Anytime At All (Aftermath of Silence)” captures emotions and evokes feelings of better times to come.
Even if your loved one may have passed beyond, just imagine, as Lennon might say, if you could call upon them when you are feeling lonely or want to share good news.
“Anytime At All (Aftermath of Silence)” is a tremendously moving track, which honors Lennon but also brings about the grand idea that there is hope beyond. Mathur has a knack for drawing us in. It is not his good looks, although he has a nice appearance. Instead it’s the sincerity being conveyed in Mathur’s eyes, as anyone who watches the video will notice.
Clever filming and editing was the name of the game for the accompanying video. The images are delivered with style and grace — something our world can use more of these days.
Composed, performed & produced by Ajay Mathur
Grand piano by Michael Dolmetsch
Pedal steel by Steve Birrer
Philip Larsen cooked up the deliciously marinaded urban remix
Published by Ajay Mathur Music
Released by Yakketeeyak Music
Video composed by Suzie Selman
Check out Ajay Mathur’s music via social media and related links:
Official Website: https://www.ajaymathur.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AjayMathurMusic/
Bandcamp: https://ajaymathur.bandcamp.com/
