The trumpets are a good addition to the mix of things in the interlude and keeps the fun and frolic high. The thavil gets introduced into the song and it reminds us of “Kathalikkum Pennin” by AR Rahman. Sajin Stanly has mixed and Joshua Daniel has mastered the track. The duo have composed this second single from “In my vazhkai” and thanks to her mesmerizing vocals, this one is an instant humdinger. The flute and stynths become two more important elementary sounds in the trackĪnand Kashinath has been creating some very enjoyable singles in Tamil, and I also have been featuring them from time to time and here he combines with another usual suspect in Sublahshini to compose a very likable and loop-worthy number. There are elements of either Karaharapriya or Reethigowlai in the track. Jones and Priyanka perform the vocals in harmony and look out for the Violin interlude which adds to the grandeur. The music video is excellently directed as well by Common Man Sathish but the choreography and presence of Akshitha Ravindran steals the show. He composes this and ropes in Priyanka NK to do the vocals and Navin B beautifully pens the words. M.S.Jones Rupert is a music producer, composer and Pianist who has been very busy and consistent with some good compositions in 20, and he continues in that trajectory here. Gopi has arranged, composed and programmed the track, with Midhun Anand mixing and mastering the track. The keys and strings dominate the second interlude along with the beautiful humming by Priyanka NK. The stanza is short and simple but it hits the right notes. The acoustic and bass guitars are definitely playing a role here along with. The song is an enchanting melody straight out of the 1990s Tamil cinema, with a great set of live instruments as well. This video stars Bigg Boss Tamil Season 3 winner Mugen Rao from Malaysia and more importantly it has the powerhouse vocals of Pradeep Kumar. Gopi Sundar is the master of melody and I am glad that his horizon has expanded from just Mollywood into Tollywood and Kollywood. It is stunning how perfect her diction is in Tamil, being a Telugu singer, and it is a lesson for many budding singers. Aditi’s high-pitched singing and the way she emotes every word is worth listening to on loop multiple times. This even continues into the stanza dominated by Aditi’s vocals. The solo violin in the front, and strings in the background have a scintillating interlude. The Piano is aided by bass-lines, rhythms and well-arranged harmonies. Sabin Suma Jose has mixed and mastered the track. The lyrics are written by Rakendu Mouli in Tamil. The keys and her vocals drive the song forward with all the programming done by Achu Rajamani. Aditi Bhavaraju is a stunning singer and it is a heavily competitive space. I have featured him a few times and I am not at all surprised by the quality that emerges from him. RR Dhruvan is proof that the south Indie music industry and Telugu specifically is thriving and spreading its wings wider. If the article here infringes on any copyrights that you hold, please email to and break my heart The list is decided by the author (MJ Raghavan) himself. The author (MJ Raghavan) claims that these 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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