I don’t know how, but I’m going to do it.Yes, it is very difficult, you have to pay the rent, send your kids to school, buy groceries. If you don’t know what you going to for the next six months, you are at a loss with yourself. It is very difficult due to reasons like this. I’ve been lucky, as I have been doing this for a long long time and my single-point conviction has got me through this. But when we go on stage, when people like our music, it makes us happy. That’s what it comes down to, in the end. Lester: There are a certain things that money cannot buy. The feeling of being on stage and involving your audience completely, is one of them. It is the conviction that matters. I would say, follow your heart, and if anything goes wrong, tomorrow is another day. Jim: I found my passion through my culture. Just like India, I come from a land with many different cultures, races and religions. My mother was very Catholic and my father was from a culture of a form of Voodoo from Africa. It was a different kind of upbringing. My grandfather was Portugese, my grandmother was black from Africa. My music, my passion is a result of all these cultural influences. That is why I love it so much in India. You, Gayathri, could pass off as a Brazilian, so could one of our team members Parul. The melting pot culture of India reminds me so much of Brazil. So culture is a very important part of one’s passion. If not, what are you going to do?
Jazz for me, is being there when something is not there. It is always a search. You are constantly trying to add something more to your music personality. Jazz is mysterious, and that’s why I love it.
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