Indian music legend Shankar Mahadevan launched official website of music maestro M Jayachandran curated by Timesworld

Renowned music director and singer M Jayachandran marked his birthday on 14 June 2025 with the launch of his official website – www.mjayachandran.com, a dedicated platform chronicling his life, music, and creative legacy.

The digital unveiling was made extra special with Indian music legend Shankar Mahadevan launching the site through his official social media handles, extending heartfelt wishes and admiration for MJ’s enduring contributions to Indian music.

To mark this milestone, a special function was held in Trivandrum that brought together close friends, fellow musicians, and well-wishers. The event was not only a celebration of MJ’s birthday, but also a moment to witness the presentation of the new website and to commemorate 30 remarkable years of M Jayachandran’s musical journey.

The gathering featured moving tributes, shared memories, and musical moments. A highlight of the evening was a medley performance by the gurus of MJ MusicZone, who wove together some of MJ’s most loved songs in a soulful tribute to the maestro they teach and admire.

Speaking on the occasion, M Jayachandran said, “This website is more than a digital space – it is a reflection of my musical journey, my inspirations, and the people who stood with me through every note. I am grateful to Shankar Mahadevan for his gesture and to Timesworld for crafting this with such care and creativity.” 

The website was conceptualized, designed, and developed by Timesworld. “It has been a matter of great pride for us to creatively showcase the life and journey of a true music maestro. Every page of this website was built with a deep sense of respect for his 30 years of music and with the hope that it will inspire generations to come.”, said Tomy Varghese, Founder and CEO of Timesworld.

With this launch, www.mjayachandran.com becomes a living archive of compositions, stories, photos, and memories that fans and music lovers can explore for years to come.