YAMA RAMA MUSIC 

Yama Rama is a Scottish psychedelic rock band originally conceived as a solo project by Charlie Clark, a seasoned musician known for his work with indie-pop outfit Astrid. The band's name, a fusion of 'Yama'—the Hindu god of death and justice—and 'Rama'—a revered deity—embodies themes of transformation and inner strength that echo throughout their music.

Clark released early singles like "Influencers Must Die" and "Some Days," which reflected his deeply personal songwriting style and ability to blend social commentary with raw emotion. However, it was with the single "Sweat Equity" that Yama Rama evolved into a collaborative project, with Gill and Craig McIntyre joining the lineup, bringing a new depth and energy to the band's sound. Together, they craft a blend of Fleetwood Mac’s lush harmonies and The Jesus and Mary Chain’s gritty intensity, creating an immersive musical experience.