Jag Changa

Jag Changa was the second studio album of The Raghu Dixit Project after their first album, Antaragni – The Fire Within came out in late 2007. The band did a soft launch of this album in November 2013 at the NH7 Weekender festival in Bangalore.[2] In 2013, in an interview with Mumbai Boss, Raghu Dixit said that the band recorded 13 to 14 songs for the album and later finalised on the best eight.[3]

The tracks in the album include "Parasiva", a Kannada song, the lyrics to which was written by Raghavendra Kamath, who had formerly worked with Dixit in the 2010 Kannada film, Just Math Mathalli. On the song, Dixit said, "The song is about how when life throws so many situations at you and you want to give up, that’s when a stranger walks into your life and does a small little thing from his perspective but for you it would move mountains." Dixit said that the song has lyrics written in the rural Mysore dialect of Kannada language. Of "Rain Song", Dixit said the song was written and composed ten years ago prior to the album's release. The Tamil song "Amma" ("Mother") was written by Madan Karky, the son of Tamil lyricist Vairamuthu. Dixit said the song was a dedication to his mother and was Dixit's first song in Tamil. The folk songs "Lokada Kalaji" and "Kodagana Koli Nungitha", written by the 19th century Kannada poet Shishunala Sharif, were also included in the album.