HAPPY ENDING SONGS REVIEW

The album begins with a groovy duet in the midst of lovely sequencing and classy voice of Rekha Bharadwaj. The interludes are jazzy with saxophone solo and the rhythm section proves to be competent throughout its progress. The overall composition creates a breathtakingly breezy ambience for the listener.

A composition which offers a fusion between modern smooth jazz and Punjabi styled vocals. The progressive string section, occasional trumpets and laid back nature of it makes it instantly likeable. 

A fantastic duet with groovy rhythm and relaxing vocals creates a lovely ambience. This track has been originally composed for a Telugu Film ‘D For Dopidi’ by the same composers but this version is differently mastered and new musical layers are added. Arijit Singh adds his own style of earthliness for this fantastic composition and watch out for his solo humming in the second interlude.

The album gathers its pace with a party track woven with thumping rhythm section, and sequencing. The vocalists start off in typical Punjabi lyrics and the bass work is neatly done. 

An out and out relaxing composition with the mesmerizing voice of Papon and groovy acoustic guitars welcomes the listener. The live drumming gives the composition an amazing feel as well.  In short, the composition creates a great environment filled with grooviest beats, folksy nature and pristine presentation.

The album reaches a finale with a funky composition in the midst of electric guitar, syncopated rhythm and a peculiar jazz touch. The retro styled presentation is clearly evident throughout the track. The usage of muted saxophone in the second interlude is another highlight.