Haan Maine Chookar Deha Hai from Black

Srividya Kasturi blogs at Sound of Music. "Words make you think a thought. Music makes you feel a feeling. A song makes you feel a thought." --E. Y. Harburg

Song : Mousam Ki Adla Badli
Movie : Black
Singer : Gayathri Iyer
Music : Monty Sharma

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Dwijavanthi

Sindhuja blogs at Octaves.. -- "Its not what you say about yourself, but what you do, that speaks more about you."

Here’s Dwijavanthi on impulse: A short aalapanai followed by a song I learnt from a Bombay Jayashree recording years back. (Source of inspiration of the sudden impulse: TNS’s mind-blowing RTP that I’ve lately been listening to like crazy)

Song: engu naan selvaen aiyya
Ragam: Dwijavanthi (Jaijaivanthi in Hindustani)
Thalam: Khanda Chaapu
Composer: Periasamy Thooran

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Gaani Yaar Di

Dheeraj Arora is a singer from Punjab and now based in Jammu

Hello Friends… another attempt by me…I have tried to sing this Hit Punjabi Song of Jasbir Jassi for the first time… kindly listen and comment… and let me know how do u like this…

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Don’t Say Alvida (Main Aur Mrs.Khanna)

Soumitra blogs at My Attempts. - Without music, life would be a mistake - Friedrich Nietzsche.

Have been pretty busy for a while now with a variety of things on my plate. Was not planning on recording anything but heard this one on MTV and couldnt resist myself ! Beautiful song,beautiful lyrics,beautiful tune, beautiful voices – what more do you need ! Melody still rules !! The song is from the movie ‘Main Aur Mrs.Khanna’. Sajid-Wajid has composed this chartbuster which has already topped the Bollywood top 10 list in most websites. Sonu Niigam and Shreya Ghoshal have rendered this in their own sweet way. Must say they are the Kishore-Lata of this age. What amazes me with these two singers is how easy it sounds when you hear the song and yet when you try to sing it you understand how difficult it is to get the small things right. Amazing duo ! I hope they live a 100 years to give us more of such music pleasure.

Vidyu has been kind enough to lend me her vocals to complete this one. She sounds absolutely amazing. I bet Shreya would be very happy to hear her version :-) I am a little bit rusty but i hope you will still lend your ear to listen to our humble attempt.

The movie just released on the occassion of Diwali. Here’s wishing you all a very happy and prosperous Diwali. Khub mithai khao aur khilao :-) God Bless and thanx for listening :-)

Song : Dont Say Alvida
Movie : Main Aur Mrs. Khanna
Original Singers: Sonu Niigam and Shreya Ghoshal
Cover By : Soumitra Sarkar and Vidyu Appaiah
Music By : Sajid-Wajid

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Kannukku Mai Azhagu

Movie : Pudiya Mugam
Music: A R Rahman
Singer: P Susheela
Sung by: Shyamala

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Kaise Mujhe from Ghajini

Srividya Kasturi blogs at Sound of Music. "Words make you think a thought. Music makes you feel a feeling. A song makes you feel a thought." --E. Y. Harburg

Movie : Ghajini
Music : A R Rahman
Singers : Shreya Ghoshal and Benny Dayal
Covered by : Shampak Chakravorty and Srividya Kasturi

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Kudajadriyil Kudikollum from Neelakaddambu

Sushma Praveen blogs at Ente Sangeetham.

This week of Navarathri reminds me of the the time I used to spend singing in front of the “Bomma Kolu” at the Bhavan’s Bala Mandir Thrissur during my school days. To revisit my nostalgic memories I have added a devotional song dedicated to the Mookambika Devi.Please listen to”Kudajadriyil Kudikollum” and post your valuable comments.

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iniyethRa naaL (original)

Joseph Thomas (known as Jo in the blogging world) is a blogger, singer, composer and podcaster. A goldsmith-turned-techie, who hails from Thrissur district in Kerala State. He blogs at Just Jo.

I am not an expert in music and I don’t have even the basic ideas of the raaga/classical system. However, I love to compose songs occasionally. The first time I composed a song was many years back. It was a devotional song. It happened this way – our Church choir had an A grade in those days at All India Radio, Thrissur station. We were occasionally invited to the AIR studio to record songs for Easter or Christmas days. The songs had to be original works.

Once we had an invitation to record for the Easter week. Our main composer, George chettan, was kind of busy with working for albums and he could not do all the songs. There were about 5 to 6 songs scheduled for the recording session. So he asked if anybody had any songs composed and ready to orchestrate. My friend Lindsie knew that I had composed two devotional songs and she mentioned that to him [I owe you for that, Linu! :-) ]. I presented the songs before him, both which I wrote and composed. He liked the songs and agreed to orchestrate it.

The recording on that day at All India Radio, Thrissur is an unforgettable moment of my life. It was my first studio experience ever. The AIR studio used (I don’t know if they still use it) old recording techniques, so there was no studio softwares or punch-in options. If you misspell even just one word or go out of tune in one place, you would have to sing the entire song from the beginning to end. I was totally nervous (as I always am when I sing) but somehow managed to sing the songs.

I was so happy that day that I could sing my own song at AIR. I was even more happy when I listened to the song at my neighbor’s house through their radio (we did not have a radio in our house then). My heart nearly burst out when I heard the announcer saying my name and the song’s name before the song was played. I wanted to scream to the world that this is my song that you are hearing through All India Radio. The song I wrote, composed and sang [ Listen to the song here - not the original version, re-recorded many years later]. Unfortunately, I couldn’t get hold of a recorded version of the original. After many years, when I went to learn Karnatik music, I made my teacher listen to the song and he said that the song was based on Hamsadhwani. I had no idea of what raaga it was.

Now that’s a long introduction. Coming to the topic, I composed a song recently for a short film being directed by a friend’s friend. Here is the situation of the song as I learned from my friend:

The girl hasn’t met the boy yet. She has only heard so much about him. He is a revolutionary kinda person and she develops a heroic crush towards him. He is in jail. Even though they haven’t met each other yet, she begins to love him after she learns a about him from his family etc, and waits for him to return from jail. So this is not a sad song. This song is about waiting, but involves the pain of love. So I kept all of these in mind when I composed.

The song is written by Retheesh from Malappuram. I met him first at my house when he came in with the lyrics and explained the song situation. His beautiful lines inspired me to come up with the tune in a short span of time. He made several changes to the lyrics on my request. Orchestration was done by Rajith, a keyboard player who also owns a small studio in Thrissur. He has done an awesome job and made this song to what I had imagined it to be. When I requested Divya S Menon (who needs no introduction to the music blogging world) to sing the song, she happily agreed and did a wonderful job on the vocals. My thanks to all of them.

I sent this song to two of my close friends in the field of music and both of them gave me positive reviews. One said that the song fits the description very well and the other said that I should quit my job and become a full time music director. My thanks to you guys for your kind feedback. :-)

Now, I leave the song to you guys to listen. Let me know how you like it. When the music video gets ready, I will post it here.

Song: Iniyethra Naal (Malayalam)
Lyrics: Ratheesh
Composed by: Joseph Thomas (Jo)
Orchestrated by: Rajith
Singer: Divya S Menon

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Nila Kaaigiradu from Indira

Srividya Kasturi blogs at Sound of Music. "Words make you think a thought. Music makes you feel a feeling. A song makes you feel a thought." --E. Y. Harburg

Movie : Indira
Music : A R R
Singer : Harini/Hariharan
Sung by: Srividya Kasturi

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Ponnaryan padam – Onam song – Original Creation.

Arun Nair blogs at Feel My Voice. A Software Engineer who has immense passion for music. <

Happy Onam to all of you!

This is my Onam Gift to all of my friends, for all the encouragements and prayers you have been showering on me! :)

Please listen to this and let me know how you all liked my gift! Yhappy.gif

Lyrics: Rahul Soman
Music / Orchestration / Voice : Arun
Vocal Interludes : Rakesh, Sminu, Anish V V, Aditi, Sindhu,Sandhya, Rahul.

Special thanks to my friend and Music Director Sibu Noyz (Off Beats) for his feedbacks and guidance!

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