IT'S ENTERTAINMENT SONGS REVIEW

The album begins with a solid party track sung by the energetic Mika Singh with complete vigor. The good layering of bass work, rhythm section and vocals make the track an entertaining listen.  

In complete contrast with the earlier composition, this track has a beautiful Far East styled orchestration blended with a Sufi touch. The recurring Flute does wonders on the ears with the added beauty of Atif Aslam’s voice. The beautiful ambience of bass work, tabla rhythm blends convincingly with the breezy orchestration. 

The techno sounds are used to good effect, however the overall composition sounds repetitive as it progresses.

An experimental item song possessing a blend of folk, modern techno sounds and paced up rhythm section graces the listener. The rhythm is done in a novel fashion with recurring style and bass work does make sure its presence is felt. However, the track doesn’t have anything spectacularly appealing for the listener to rejoice.

The album tunes to a laid back mode offering a competent melody at best in the midst of soft styled guitar and Sufi vocals. 

The most energetic track of the album returns as a pulsating remix. The rhythm sounds even more pronounced with an increased tempo.