AAMBALA SONGS REVIEW

House mix and kuthu- that's Madras to Madurai for you. Bringing back Kailash Kher is a delight for fans. The over-powering music, lyrical portions and the beats make it a prototype folk song.

Pick of the album, Pazhagikalam is addictive and vivacious. Party mix and Aadhi's lyrics do all the magic. A simple tune and interesting lyrics can provide a good song. This track is one such example where people would love to participate. A genuine hit number.

Mohit's unique voice and the grand piano give a soft, blues type song. The guitar solo in the first BGM is ambitious. Female vocals are noteworthy. This track is bound to grow in you. A non-formulaic and an appealing effort.

The fearsome Anthony, jazzy Varun and mighty Kutle Khan provide a variety of genre' specific voices. The timpani in the background, string sessions and powerful singing give a melodious song. The uncomplicated interludes are a minus. Sounds original and pure.     

The mystic accordion, lively acoustic guitar strumming, Aadhi's inhibition-less voice and the brass sections give a peppy, tango like song. The lyrical rhyme scheme seems to effortlessly gel with the song. The typical rap portion is Aadhi's signature. Colorful visuals and competent dance choreography can highlight the song better.    

Almost a remake of the yesteryear classic 'Inbam pongum vennila' song, this Aadhi's version retains the sanctity of the original. The very strong rhythm section, EDM templates, Aadhi's lyrics, the brilliant Nadhaswaram solo in the interlude and subtle programming makes it a casual listen.