Understandably then, Walls is the first track on Bjorn’s new five-track album Stories from a Bottle, and it sets the tone for the rest to follow.. After completing my undergraduate studies, I spent a year-and-a-half in Dubai, studying music production and the art of being a DJ," he reminisces. "I enjoy making bathroom mirror Factory music in various genres, and mixing them up. A crowd funded music video is set to compliment the upbeat song."In fact, Bjorn also got Shakthisree Gopalan and Suchith Suresan, two other singers, on board for a song each.Ask the Chennai-based Bjorn about the background of the seemingly simple song, and he’ll tell you that it talks about his perspective on life’s journey, and how we, as a society, need to keep trying new things and never looking back. Song writing too came quickly to him, with Bjorn penning lyrics and performing at the age of 14.Bjorn’s next is a bilingual in English and Hindi, in collaboration with Benny Dayal, who will be singing on it. The album has English, Tamil and Malayalam lyrics.Look at the walls surrounding me, stuck in a box of monotony until I noticed you. "Both the songs are musical collaborations to create something unique and everlasting," is how Bjorn describes the teamwork, even while he has composed and arranged instruments for all his sings, as well as produced them.Talking about his origins, Bjorn explains that he’s a self-taught musician, who began to learn the piano when he was 11 and the guitar at the age of 12."And Stellar (a bilingual track) talks about the beauty and passion that we, as individuals, seek and find in people, activity, and nature," he explains, adding that each song belongs to a different genre, and even a different language some times.
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