Quarter To 7

\"Quarter To 7\" is a track composed and performed by Subhen Chatterjee, featured as the tenth piece on the album Bandish – Fusion. The album released in CD format under an unspecified label. The exact release year remains undocumented in available sources.

The composition blends elements of Indian classical music with contemporary fusion styles. Chatterjee employed traditional raga structures while incorporating modern instrumentation and rhythmic patterns. The track title references a temporal motif, though specific lyrical or thematic details are not widely recorded. No additional session musicians, producers, or collaborators are credited in accessible references.

Bandish – Fusion marked one of Chatterjee’s explorations into cross-genre experimentation, targeting audiences familiar with both classical and progressive music forms. The album’s reception and commercial performance lack comprehensive archival coverage. No singles, music videos, or live renditions of \"Quarter To 7\" are verified in public records. The CD format suggests a release period aligned with late 1990s to early 2000s trends in Indian fusion music distribution, though the precise timeline remains unconfirmed.

Chatterjee, primarily recognized for his work in Bengali and Hindustani classical traditions, used this project to expand his artistic range. The track’s duration and structural components are not explicitly cataloged, but the album’s fusion orientation implies improvisational segments alongside composed sections. Further details on recording locations, production techniques, or subsequent reissues are absent from documented sources.