MAYA SONGS REVIEW

Like one of the songs of Evanescence, here is Chinmayee’s angelic voice for a gothic like music. The drumming and the guitars are the lifeline of the song. The uncanny pianos and the sudden breakdowns are sending the message.

Just a microphone and Shweta Mohan’s voice is enough to do all the magic. An unplugged song treated like a monologue of sorts, the deep lyrics substantiated by the chords and effects in the background render a soulful track. The string sessions and no set pattern to the rhythm arrangement becomes the show-stealer.

Based on a soft-rock like composition, Shakthishree’s bold voice clinches a highpoint throughout this melody. The acoustic guitars and the controlled drumming give a relief from the saddening tune.

This is a piano dependant track filled by the chorus and the strings. With the tunes growing and overlapping with each other, the overall travel of the piece gets interesting.

An extension to the Thoonga Kangal, the strings driven track has got lots of highs and lows and spaces to feel the emotion. Dating back to the Ilayaraja days, this is a heartfelt piece from the composer.

Put the head phones and feel the ambience. Proposed to infuse ambiguity and fear, the track does it all by the usage and the handling of certain instrument in a particular manner.