DUMMY TAPPASU SONGS REVIEW

The album begins with a funky gana track having a nostalgic feel associated with it. As the singer, Deva ensures the right mood for the track throughout and the orchestration is essentially based on clarinet, harmonica, and the lively percurssions.

A rhythm packed melody with a blend of flamenco guitar and jazz piano flourishes. The challenging orchestration is quite masterfully arranged by Deva, even making room for his classic lighthearted touches as Mukesh competently flows through the proceedings.

A lilting melody arrives for the listener’ pleasure with fresh vocals by Laxshmi Chandru that's topped with guitar and interesting violin. However the lead bit carries resemblance to the popular Bollywood hit “Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji” from Ishqiya.  A lovely tune nevertheless.

The track that possibly best defines the term 'Madras Mambo' music returns with the voice of Deva. His vigor and energy certainly makes the tune more engaging.

An eerie melody with lot of emotional depth from Kavitha Gopi arrives as the album closer. The vocalist does a great job in imbibing the emotional essence of the track as the saxophone touches give a melodious feel to the listener. But the track, after gaining your interest, loses steam midway.