Unforgotten Days

Unforgotten Days is a track from the album Indian World Music Fusion, released on September 9, 1997, under the label ARC Music. The composition appears as the seventh track on the CD and runs for four minutes and twenty-seven seconds.

The piece features a collaboration between the British world fusion ensemble Re-Orient and Indian classical musician Baluji Shrivastav. Shrivastav contributes sitar and vocals, while Re-Orient integrates Western instruments and electronic elements into the arrangement. The album explores cross-cultural fusion by blending traditional Indian raga structures with contemporary global music styles.

Indian World Music Fusion serves as a studio album that emphasizes improvisation and the merging of acoustic and electronic textures. The label ARC Music, known for its focus on world and traditional music, distributed the release in physical CD format. Additional details about the recording sessions, production personnel, or specific lyrical themes remain undocumented in available sources.

The track Unforgotten Days exemplifies the album’s broader aesthetic, though no official statements or liner notes describe its thematic or technical composition. The collaboration between Re-Orient and Shrivastav marks one of several projects where Shrivastav bridged Indian classical traditions with international fusion genres during the late 1990s.