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Ankur Tewari’s ‘Mr. Faarigh’ Explores Procrastination Through Music

Ankur Tewari’s ‘Mr. Faarigh’ Explores Procrastination Through Music
Singer Ankur Tewari On New Album ‘Mr. Faarigh’: 'It Is A 9-Song Concept Album That Investigates Procrastination' · freepressjournal.in

Ankur Tewari is a singer, songwriter and composer from India.

He has made music independently since 1998.

His new album is called ‘Mr.

Faarigh,’ which means being free, unoccupied or idle.

The album has nine songs that examine why people sometimes delay doing things.

It says procrastination is not always laziness and can come from worry or wanting everything to be perfect.

The songs move between distraction and thinking honestly about yourself.

Some songs are inspired by Mumbai at night and by Tewari’s life in Bandra.

His band, The Ghalat Family, helped shape how the songs sound.

Tewari also works in films, music supervision and record-label projects.

Key facts

Artist
Ankur Tewari
Album
‘Mr. Faarigh’
Album format
Nine-song concept album
Central subject
Procrastination, including its links to perfectionism and analysis paralysis
Featured band
The Ghalat Family
First single discussed
‘1:15 AM (After Hours)’
Other song discussed
‘Kasam Se’
Record-label venture
Tewari co-founded Tiger Baby Records with Zoya Akhtar and Reema Kagti.

Quotes

Ankur Tewari

Singer-songwriter, composer and lyricist discussing his album

“Bandra feels like my hometown, Roorkee. It has a warm feel that you get in small towns, the small cafes, the bungalows, the dive bars. Mr. Faarigh is a throwback album to simpler times. Bandra makes for a perfect muse.”
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“Mr. Faarigh is a 9 song concept album that investigates procrastination. There was a time when this procrastination was carefree and leisurely. Now the same state is dipped in anxiety and nervousness.”
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