Launched from the laps of maestro A.R.Rahman, debutant V. Selvaganesh dives straight into our hearts with scintillating musical scores. Indeed, the melodies are gets you hypnotized as they make you feel humming through all the tunes. Guessing whether the debutant has inheritance from his mentor? Obviously, the musical maestro well versed with perfect knowledge of music lends the same unique traits to his protégé. You keep sensing it all end-to-end of the album with bits and pieces of fill-ins that accompany the melodies. Music Directors commencing their ventures with nativity based themes have made it bigger in Kollywood. The best of all illustrations goes apt for G.V. Prakash with 'Veyil', James Vasanth for 'Subramaniapuram' while Paruthiveeran added one more feather to Yuvan's cap. Well, tuning melodies for rural flicks is not as easy as taking on city based themes. For one can't able to blend the western beats and hip-hops but merely spell without it.
Heed your ears for these reveling tunes and you'll love it all the time….
Kabadi Kabadi
Singers: Shankar Mahadevan
Lyrics: Francis Kriba
Perhaps, this song evokes the senses of high-spiritedness amongst the listeners for the valiantly spelled lyrics by Francis Kriba. Purely, it's about the team of Kabadi players who are urged by their spirits on the pursuit of triumph. Selvaganesh magnetizes with the orchestral score of blending different styles. Yup! The tunes for lyrical line are so pacy while the preludes get low in tempo offering freshness. Shankar Mahadevan's rendering of voice sounds bit similar to style of singer's previous tunes of 'Nimirundhu Nil' from Saroja and 'Thoam Karuvil Irundhom' from Star…
Laesa Parakkudhu
Singers: Karthik, Chinmayee
Lyrics: Na. Muthukumar
Precisely, Selvaganesh treads straight into the territory of his mentor Rahman and it's more illustrative with the instrumental fusion. Blending melodious folk with classical tunes offers a solacing treat to your ears. Lyrical composition by Na. Muthukumar is so simple and so catchy to the receptors. Good piece of melody from Selvaganesh and for sure, it would be your all time favorite! Voices and lyrics flow moderately not overshadowing each other… The song may soon fleet to be top-charting as it goes to the enchanting visuals on the screens. Karthik and Chinmayee shifting their paradigms on melodious notes make it sound more fabulous…
Vandanam Vandanam
Singers: Pandi, Malathi, Maya, Vijay
Lyrics: Snehan
Well, when it comes to nativity based themes, for sure there would be a festival song mingled with romantic lines between young lad and missy in the prelude. Looking out for similar songs? The best lollapaloozas would be the song 'Thandatti Karupaiyee' from Kadhal and 'Madhura Kulunga' from Subramaniapuram (instrumental prelude reveals of it). Ethnic beats are more dominant turn the entire spotlights on it…
Pada Pada Listen here
Singers: Karthik
Lyrics: Karthik Netha
Over again, Karthik shifts his paradigms vocalizing lines with different style and beauteous lyrical lines by Karthika Neha offers double delight for listeners. Interlude goes over by solo flute and looks like it happens to be music director's ducky instrument (you tend to sense this instrument across the album). Well-engineered rhythmic beat are mild letting the voice to dominate.
Uyiril Edhoa Listen here
Singers: Haricharan
Lyrics: Na. Muthukumar
Shorter in duration, Haricharan renders his voice for a Ghazal type coalesced with stringed instruments. A soft melody with Piano and rhythmic chords on guitars striding all throughout… Highlighting impute is that percussions have been completely for-fended to greater extent and Haricharan's voice is sure to prolong in your souls even after the song is over…
On the whole, Selvaganesh brims up offering new musical genre that is sure to strike gold across the centres. It's been a very long time to hear the immensity of voices than musical instruments and the young debutant does it. Trenchant piece of orchestral works mingled with simplistic lyrics are sure to top the chart….
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