A rock song about mental health? That's a first for many, but rock band AndroMeta has been trying to make a change through its music since it formed in 2016. Called Hey Joe, the song was inspired from the reality of what we really see in our lives, including challenges and depression.
We started jamming to a blues-y bass riff and I started writing the lyrics, and it became about the challenges faced by a person going through a deranged lifestyle and even having suicidal thoughts, says Sachin Chadha, 46, drummer and lyricist.
Song with a message
“The thing with mental health is that the more you ignore it, the more it haunts you and you spiral, says Sachin, who has had a difficult six years, affirming that musicians' songs are born from their experiences. “I couldn't cope with the fact that a person I loved was going through something challenging. And today, anxiety is a part of my life.
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