RA SONGS REVIEW

A progressive track with heavy influence of new age music gets the Indian classical touch with Karthik’s voice. The lilting guitar, sweet sounding bass work and poetic lyrics pave the way for a feel good composition. 

The album gathers pace with a contemporary track backed by digitalized vocals and trance like orchestration. Despite the techno feel, the track has an emotional feel associated with it. The eerie interludes are equipped with moody chorus and carry the innocence of the composition well.

An interesting musical take of a horror scenario is done amicably by the composer in this track. The Chennai Choir does a commendable job in creating a gripping track which sends chills down the listener’s spine.  The peculiar progress of piano base and wavering string section set the appropriate mood for the composition. 

The unique aura of the album is maintained with a gripping solo from Karthik yet again. The rhythm section keeps the listener attentive, with good string section creating a peculiar musical ambience.  A haunting solo humming adds to this creepy atmosphere.  A fantastic flute rendition in Carnatic classical raaga Abheri stands as a highlight. 

It is time for a folk number in the midst of House Mix backdrop. The syncopated rhythm paves way for Hip-Hop vocals and the superimposition technique is used well. The track has heavy world music influence which is presented with indigenous nativity.

This version has mellowed electric guitar riffs as the base and gives a Hard Rock feel in this essential folk composition. Laid back yet effective drumming is another advantage of this experimental track.

A typical Hard Rock styled solo with angry vocals by Lawrence and passionate drumming. The lyrics make sure to create a scary ambience suiting the film’s theme. A special mention is needed for the eerie flute which makes its appearance in style.