JEEVA SONGS REVIEW

The acoustic drums add a different feel, but the music director's recent obsession with violin makes the interludes a little regular. A hit melody with some Carnatic influence. The guitars, saxophone and beautiful singing give a reminiscing tune here. 

Anthony Daasan is a talent powerhouse. His overwhelming folk voice is treated nice here. The obvious slacking by the bass-guitarist, trumpet sessions, gypsy type playing of the acoustic guitars and the sudden congo all work out just fine. 

The beautiful opera singing welcomes us into this cappella style song, accentuated by mouth organ and guitar. Abhay's silky voice substantiated by the chorus is total experimentation, taking us to the epic Ilayaraja days.

A track that has lots to offer, from folk to rock to everything, but better opening lyrics would've made the song even catchier. Perhaps a change in the rhythm programming would also have helped

This could be an emotionally disturbing song in terms of treatment and instrumentation, because of the shades of raaga panthuvarali. SPB's voice, the lingering veena and the slow rhythms can make you cry. A situation song sensibly orchestrated. 

A very nice bit song. The flamboyant guitarist gives the soul to it. Alas, this one is short !