Chaitanya likes to dance. He grew up surrounded by chanting and bodies dancing in ecstasy. Souls waken by music. Music and dancing. Dancing and music.

The music he makes can sometimes be characterized as a meditation on repetition to invoke a trance. Growing up in a cult where chants could last all day made a strong mark on his sense of musical form. Ritual and transcendence are the main concerns in his art. For him, the journey from the first repetition to the last is always something that breeds opportunities to step out of time. This paradox, of repetition being both a marker for being in time and a way to get out of time, heavily informs his work.