While listening to the first interlude of 'thOppOram thottil katti, Adudhadi chillu vaNdu' this morning, the mesmerizing lead guitar for a couple of seconds made me ponder like...
Why not IR do a homage to guitar, featuring it as the main instrument in a new non-filmi album? (Much like what he did to violin in HTNI and to flute in NBW).
It would be awesome as he is a real maestro with that instrument!
I was shocked to see your post - thinking that Raaja has joined one of the Kazhagam parties (Velai, thiramai matrum market izhandhavargaLin tharpoadhaya saranaalayam avai dhaane?).Quote:
Originally Posted by app_engine
Nalla velayaa vayitril paal vaarkum news !!!
I am a big fan of Raaja's "Shirdi sai mahathyam" film album(Telugu) - so this one is a long overdue thamizh follow up to that one.
It seems there's a 'priyatama raave' Telugu film with Priyamani & IR's music about to be released in a week or so.
Why no info about the album / songs etc?
App, just saw the details of 'priyatama raave', it seems to be dubbing version of Madhu (Tamil)Quote:
Originally Posted by app_engine
Thanks for this update Madhu.I was wondering what it could be.It would be interesting to listen to "Indha Ulagil" in telugu.Quote:
Originally Posted by Devaraagam
and nilavai sutri - my favourite from that dud of a movie.
thinking back ...
I used to listen to 'Dum irundha munnaala vaa' for the guitar sounds.
and "nilavai sutri" is also my most fav from "Madhu". It creates such a nice, breezy , "feel good" mood and I remember Jaiganes waxing eloquent about "ketkavillaiyaa" too.
Ketkavillaya is another gem in that garbage can of a movie. It is in the same vein as another IR duet Oli tharum from vaalmeeki.Quote:
Originally Posted by thumburu
Indha ulagil naan irundhaalum is a killer of a song for any budding singer. Just listening to the song makes you go like - "yeah thats a piece of cake" - When u try singing it in the same scale and in the same period as what shaalini is singing - then you go like 'Oops I dropped my breath here".
It reminds me of another Sadhana song from Konji pesalaam - "Unnai thedi thedi" another breath taker for singers.
How does he compose these songs - which are very simple to hear, yet difficult to sing - is a mystery...
Just read a retweeted tweet of Shreya Goshal. It reads:
"In d studio, singing for Raja sir, finished one song.. Waiting to go on to the next song till Sukhiji finishes his bit! Superb songs.."
Is Sukhiji Sukhwinder Singh? Don't know if it is for a Hindi movie or some other movie? Maybe someone who knows Shreya on twitter can ask her and clarify.