EMERGING INDIE ARTIST JNAAN IS ALL SET TO RELEASE HIS DEBUT SINGLE “I KNOW HOW TO LOVE YOU”

11thJuly 2020,

Emerging Indian indie artist Jnaan is set to release his debut single named “I Know How to Love You” tomorrow that’s 12th July , on itunes, Spotify and all other digital platforms.  written, produced and performed by the artist himself “I know how to love you” is an experimental piece that tries to infuse flavours of Indian music with ecstatic synth soundscapes, while guiding the repetitive lyrical motif.

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“what sets the song apart for me is the fact that it is a song about the relationship that an individual shares with his life, that we rarely acknowledge. All the external and internal crises we go through makes us take our lives for granted, as much as, that sometimes we even think of ending it, which in few cases becomes a reality unfortunately. It’s all the result of us not loving ourselves and not acknowledging the love we have for our own lives, not reminiscing the moments we’ve lived with ourselves, this is a song that tries to remind the listeners of this, and that’s what makes it special with all its imperfection” the artist said when asked what’s so unique about his release.

Jnaan is a young lyricist and singer/songwriter from the city of Mysuru, India who’s musical influences vary from genres like classical rock to blues, experimental, lo-fi hip-hop, desert blues and folk, his next project is a lo-fi mixtape that is set to release In early august according to the artist

He, in the past has collaborated with well know Kannada indie musician Vasu Dixit as lyricist for the song “Neelamegha” a classic hit in the Kannada indie scene.

The artist says that he’s keen on producing more music influenced by rich folk music scenes of India in the future.

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Album art : “I Know How to Love You”

Yellow by Coldplay tabs and chords

(B)

C#    D# C#  D#

Look at the stars

(F#)

C#      D#  C#      D#    F#  C#
Look how they shine for you

(E)

B     C#  B  C#  F#   G#
And everything you do

 

G#     B      G#    B     B  F#
Yeah they were all yellow

(B)

C# D# C# D#

I came along

 

(F#)

C# D#  C# D# F#   C#
I wrote a song for you

 

(E)

B      C# B    C#      F# G#
And all the things you do

 

G#  B G#   B           B  F#
And it was called “Yellow”

 

(B)                            (F#)

C#  D#  C# D#  F#  C#

So then I took my turn

(E)

B     C#   B   C#       F#    G#
Oh what a thing to have done

(B)

G#    B G#  B   B F#
And it was all yellow

(E)     (G#m)

B      G# F#

Your skin

(F#)

B      B      F#   F#     D#   D#
Oh yeah, your skin and bones

 

(E)     (G#m)                (F#)

B     G# F# B    F#        F# D# D#
Turn into something beautiful

(E)    (G#m)                (F#)

B     G# F#  B       B    F# F#    D#  D

You know, you know I love you so

 

(E)

B    B       F# F#   D#  D#
You know I love you so

(B) (F#) (E) (B)

 

REPEAT FULL

 

(B)

B   F# D#

It’s true

 

(F#)

B       C#    B       C#     B   F# D#
Look how they shine for you

 

(E)

B       C#    B       C#     B   F# D#
Look how they shine for you

(B)

B       C#    B       C#     B

Look how they shine for

 

 

 

(F#)

B       C#    B       C#     B   F# D#
Look how they shine for you

(E)

B       C#    B     C#      B   G# F#

Look how they shine for you

B       C#    B       B

Look how they shine

 

(B)

C#     D# C#  D#

Look at the stars

 

(F#)

C#      D#  C#    D#     F#   C#
Look how they shine for you

 

(E)

B     C# B    C#                B     F#
And all the things that you do

 

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