Just as much his fans have been inquisitive about his music form, they have also been about his dreadlocks. “The band members are open to work on any music form, though primarily they are rappers.” The band supports aspiring singers and musicians. He is also supporting a hip-hop group in India called, Bombay Basement. “With divorce rates on a rise, it’s important to guide youngsters as to what qualities they should look for in their life partner.” He sure has the knowledge for he is going stable in his relationship, which began during his school time. The songs are based on contemporary issues like racism and arranged marriage. “I now prefer singing fusion to appeal to a larger audience.” His next solo album, Music Is Freedom will soon hit the market. Thought he hasn’t introduced many changes in Reggae music, he feels that the music form has evolved. He then shifts the focus on his next area of concern, music. “The first issue that I would like to debate on in India is corruption.” Since, India also has its own issues to deal with, he feels the bar would help in some way. It’s in fact a platform where Asians gather in the evening to discuss various social issues.” He also hosts a TV show, Real Talk in his bar. He also has plans to open a bar in the city on the lines of Apache Bar that he has in London. I like this city for its energy,” says Apache, who was in Chandigarh to perform at Tao. So, he now has shifting his base permanently to India on his mind and Chandigarh is the preferred city. With all the jobs coming to India, they get even more insecure, and we have to bear the brunt of India shining.” People in the West hate the fact that India never faced recession. Even twelve years back, when he came out with his first single, Movie Over India, he was this bitter about racism, which now he says has gone worse, “We, Anglo Indians face the after effects of India becoming a super power. It has seeped in with every racial comment he has heard, with every racial gesture that his three children have encountered, and with each day, when he realised that Asians are not welcome. The revelation hasn’t come all of a sudden. UK, he says can never be his country and India has always been. If there is one thing that still keeps the very successful Apache Indian going, it is his ambition to settle back in India along with his family. Delhi is boring, while Mumbai is too fast, Apache Indian would like to settle in Chandigarh instead
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