Recently the album Vellai Yanai had some terrific music by Santhosh Narayanan, and I would include “Raman Andalum Ravane Andalum” in this category. I refer to this as something that reminds me of AR Rahman in Kizhakku Cheemayile, which had folk and rural music with repackaged sound.
VIJAY TAMIL MELODY SONGS MOVIE
The movie has been getting some good reviews as well but the music stands out. I am glad but not surprised that this movie album has at least 3 excellent songs and I have picked 2 to be reviewed and recommended as the best of September. Krishh is a very talented musician and I was hugely impressed with his devotional album called “vetri Vela”.
Ramji, PJ Selvakumar and Vajen Jeyanathan Diluckshan himself plays the guitars for this track, and as we head into the verse the song gets elevated with a wonderful notes, arrangements and excellently emotive singing. Kausikan has mixed for the track with Ozgur Iki Ikinci is the mastering engineer. The interlude has a Manonmani on the Sarangi and she plays a somber yet delightful solo there. The flute starts playing quite early into the song, performed by Kuruji Muralitharan. The composer is Kausikan Sivalingam and he is the audio engineer from Germany who works with Yuvan Shankar Raja on many of his. This song is a melody with some engaging lyrics by Dayan Shan and even better singing by Diluckshan. Vivega has written some interesting lines for this song.ĭiluckshan Jeyaratnam is a Danish born and bred musician of Sri Lankan Tamil descent and he is a rising star with many accolades to his name. There is a lot of programmed music here and the track is mixed by TK Chandrasekaran, and mastered by Kiran Lal. There is Namratha and Ranjana on the backing vocals team with Vignesh Pai as the vocal producer and Velavan as the musician coordinator. The track in fact gives a feeling of that old song I mentioned about as well. Here she will set the stage on fire in this peppy and interesting song composed, arranged and programmed by Ashwin Hemanth. Sunitha Sarathy still sings with that oomph and dazzling voice that we all remember from “Thoodhu Varuma” so many years ago. The lyrics are written by Sri Devi but the show belongs to Namitha with her captivating voice and she just sounds terrific no matter what the scale. The movie album has one more amazing song sung by Namitha Babu, and this further shows that Ghibran doesn’t just compose one good song per album. Idhaya is the lyricist for this track and it is recorded and edited by Wesley and Chandrasekharan TK. The track is mixed and mastered by Abin Paul with Andria Miranda and Britto David doing the production management. The humming ” pumpum pa pa pa” is so delightful catchy and as expected Ghibran creates beautiful notes in the verse as well especially when the lines go” aadhalai kadhali seivom naame”. The Piano is a great addition to Haricharan’s serenading vocals and Hary Nair and LJ Vijay provide all additional song arrangements to Ghibrans overall programming and arrangements. Gold Devaraj assists Ghibran as usual and Dr. Ghibran is undoubtedly one of the best and the most consistent musicians in the country today and he gets in Haricharan to do the singing honors, Voila great pizza straight off the oven onto your plate! Bon Appetit it is. The bass guitars keep playing all along along with the strings acting as commendable accompaniment.Ī great composer-singer combination is like having a great crust and a delectable topping together making a delicious pizza. Thamarai does a great job writing these lyrics for the movie album Thaai Nilam. The opening lines are so touching saying Aagayam Mele, Appa nee Keezhe, maybe comparing the whole bhoomi to him.
Varsha Renjith is a youngster who has delivered what was expected and required from her as a vocalist. The track is a slow lullaby dedicated to love for a father with just a slow tempo helped by traditional beats and guitars and strings. Ouseppachan is a renowned musician in Mollywood with some terrific albums to his credit, and even in this album a couple of months ago, we had Keshav Vinodh, which too was a melodious hit and was featured here in this column. If the article here infringes on any copyrights that you hold, please email to and Aagayam Mele The list is decided by the author (MJ Raghavan) himself. The author (MJ Raghavan) claims that this songs / album evaluation is his/her own. Disclaimer: isn't responsible for the views expressed by the author (MJ Raghavan) in this article.
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