THE MADTATTERS TEAPARTY

So Ik Banere is done. where to next? It’s simple. The completely opposite direction.

I had the absolute honour of working with the Yin&Yang family to help them to create Y&Y 30 Seconds. This is a small series of videos that showcases the different members of Y&Y. Giving the audience a glimpse of what makes these creative minds tick.

Check out the first episode: 

Y&Y is an amazing website full of the latest news about fashion, music, art and life. I’ve been a fan for a long time now and when I was given the opportunity to work with them, I didn’t hesitate. They are an amazing and inspiring group of individuals. Each has their own quirkiness tied together with the passion and love of what they do. 

Make sure you check out the Yin&Yang website here! Trust me when I say you will be going back for more. Special shout out to Niran aka Yin for getting me involved and allowing me to shoot these. His vision is incredible. His photos are even more. Mad love to the whole family! 

And remember.

Life is for living…Dream big. Worry little.

Peace

The MadTatter

“Ik Banere” (“A Rooftop”) is Tigerstyle’s latest single from the forthcoming new album titled “Digi-Bhang”. Tigerstyle’s new material showcases the unique direction they are taking, by making use of electronic and synthetic sounds but always fusing with Bhangra, international elements and plenty of BASS!! Their previous release “Kudi” topped all Bhangra charts across the world and even found its place on playlists with no other Bhangra in sight! “Ik Banere” is an uplifting soulful summer anthem in the making. Innocent Bollywood-esque vocals by newcomer Ms Rajni, laid over a kaleidoscope of melody and tablatronic Drum n Bass.

This release has a unique twist. Tigerstyle collaborate with Ink’quisitive and MadTatter to create a music video which depicts illustrator Amandeep Singh being inspired by the track and unleashing his talent onto canvas. Ink’quisitive produces art which engages in breaking rules. With a name such as ‘Inkquisitive’ the means of this simply lies in his heavy usage of Indian inks and allowing the Art to pose many questions. By believing imperfection is beauty, Amandeep has been able to establish his work in a very unique, innovative and eye catching way. With strong use of colour and eccentric methodology on spilling ink, it has raised its dramatic awareness.