Lou Majaw, hailing from Shillong, the hill-station in Northeast India often termed as the "Rock Capital of India", is a renowned musician celebrated for his unabashed love for Bob Dylan and his enduring contribution to the Indian rock scene. Born on May 14, 1947, Majaw's love for music saw him starting his career in the 1960s, and he has since become an iconic figure in the country's music landscape. His style is deeply influenced by rock'n'roll, blues, and folk – genres that he has adapted to create a unique sound that resonates with the colourful vibrancy of his homeland.

Despite not having achieved widespread commercial success, Lou Majaw is revered among connoisseur circles and has amassed a loyal following for his authentic musical expression and charismatic stage presence. His recent releases such as "Silent Rain", a soothing melody that echoes the tranquil beauty of nature, "Matter of Respect", which reflects his deep-seated philosophies on life, "Songs From The Attic", an intimate collection nodding to his experiences and stories, and "April Shower", a tune evocative of seasonal transitions, showcase his versatility and dedication to his craft. "The Road Ahead" continues to trace his journey with introspective lyricism, while "The Blues Man of Shillong" encapsulates his essence as a torchbearer of blues in his hometown – a testament to his lifelong passion for storytelling through music.