Eddie Avil
- Composer
- Music Department
- Writer
Edward Avil is an Indian musician,songwriter, composer, bass guitarist, script writer, restaurateur he has a sound recording studio in the heart of Mumbai. He debuted on the professional music scene along with his brother Adam Avil as a member of 'Greek' a popular rock music band in the early '90s.
Pioneer in the Indian Rock Music scene that had their own original content, 'Greek' soon changed their name to Pralay. Their first album titled "Urban Reality" released worldwide through Sonic Wave Distributors based out of Chicago. This album also earned them their first-ever shortlisted nomination to the Grammy's in 2003. In the year 2007 he started his very own recording studio in Mahim, Mumbai, called - 'Sounds Good Studios' In the time frame of 2012-13, both brothers contributed their talent in music into feature films, like Sixteen starring Izabelle Leite, Rohan Mehra, Wamiqa Gabbi, along with Mehak Manwani & Ishk Actually starring Rajeev Khandelwal, Ann Mitchai He has recently composed/arranged & produced a music album for Thai Singer/Actress Ann Mitchai's album called "Live My Life My Way" released in India through Universal Music.
Pioneer in the Indian Rock Music scene that had their own original content, 'Greek' soon changed their name to Pralay. Their first album titled "Urban Reality" released worldwide through Sonic Wave Distributors based out of Chicago. This album also earned them their first-ever shortlisted nomination to the Grammy's in 2003. In the year 2007 he started his very own recording studio in Mahim, Mumbai, called - 'Sounds Good Studios' In the time frame of 2012-13, both brothers contributed their talent in music into feature films, like Sixteen starring Izabelle Leite, Rohan Mehra, Wamiqa Gabbi, along with Mehak Manwani & Ishk Actually starring Rajeev Khandelwal, Ann Mitchai He has recently composed/arranged & produced a music album for Thai Singer/Actress Ann Mitchai's album called "Live My Life My Way" released in India through Universal Music.