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The Mukherjee Development is a musical pill of happiness. It's when Tom Petty meets Coldplay. When intense and insistent energy meets deep balance. When talented musicians come together, breathing spaces emerge, and thoughts are free. That's The Mukherjee Development. You can witness the high quality of the music on the band's album “Should I Dance For You?” (2023), following up on the acclaimed album “Burnin' Time” (2022).
The Danish/American/Indian frontman, Oscar Mukherjee, grew up in the USA and moved to Denmark as a teenager. The Mukherjee Development embraces his three different cultural backgrounds with songs about devotion and identity in the multicultural 21st century.
The Mukherjee Development sticks to the core, takes sharp turns if they feel like it, refuses to be genre-defined, and are a kind of ambassadors for sunshine and music you won't find anywhere else on the Danish music scene.