I wanna share some my personal opinions about Buddhuza’s song When I Open Up My Door. Yes, some may say, he’s your friend and you will be very positive, but I can say he’s my friend because of his music. is it ok? If yes, let’s go on.

It’s very interesting track. Hard to say is there totally new approach, or just modified old one. Sure, many can hear The Beatles influence in this song, but I suppose there’s big difference. Let me explain…

In 60s psychedelic rock music was just being discovered so while their experiments The Beatles and some other progressive and progressing bands could not be sure what they would come up with. Those experiments itself were quite interesting, but even the best ones had lack of… how to say… lack of sincerity, openness, they were just experiments with no destination. Fabulous 4 guys were telling us with their songs, that they are in process with not known aim. But, Buddhuza knows what he wants!

It’s easier for him to know it, as 40 years passed after The Beatles and The Doors. Now people (who really want to) are able to review all the knowledge, experiences, results of many many experiments. But now there are different problems and difficulties. Today it’s very easy to make music. everybody can afford little home-studio, do whatever he or she wants and call it indie music. So, there are so many ways that one can easily start up with a wrong one, go it till the end until appears to be very late and there’s no way back.

Buddhuza has also avoided danger to be attracted to easier but wrong direction. Neither he’s sitar really sounds complicated nor lyrics are with deep hidden meanings. Everything is simple and obvious and that’s the point I think. It’s a pure revelation, which Buddhuza wants to share in the simplest way so that everyone can understand.

Weak part of the track I think is studio work, but even this highlights indie character for one hand, and for the other I believe there will be more better and better versions of the song in the nearest future. Wish Buddhuza success in his musical career and hope he will never lose selfness and frankness, what makes his music colored drops in the uncolored ocean of modern music.