Ezekiel Bernard

The first spark came from his father; the creative energy of Madras Christian College pushed him to take the guitar seriously. Financial limits made gear and mentorship hard to come by, but that resistance built hunger - and a second-hand ₹5,000 Lotus Telecaster became his companion in growth.

Drawing on modern progressive storytellers like Pierre Danel, Olly Steele, Connor Kaminski, and Mike Stringer, he writes from feeling rather than theory - an emotion, a memory, sometimes silence - and builds like an architect, layering chords, melodies, and textures until the moment becomes audible.