NERUNGI VA MUTHAMIDATHE SONGS REVIEW

Shankar Mahadevan is definitely one among the best we have. The power in his voice, accuracy in the landing notes, ability to reach higher octaves and the control over the language can make any song extraordinary. This sound-track which has faint shades of the ragam Harikambhoji has got an addictive guitar riff in the background comprehended by live drumming and progressive bass lines. Harmonies, lyrics and the thavil-nadhaswaram combo give a very lively song here. The song maintains the energy till the end. 

With the strumming of the acoustic-guitar kicking in, Milli Nair's jazzed up rendition justifies the intended bliss of the composition. The rudiments on the toms give a fresh rhythmic approach. Harish's (one of the composers) rugged voice adds a whole new flavour.

An authentic rock song fused with the ragam Kaanada. Medley blues being a two piece band, their heavy on stage influence is obvious here. High on guitars and acoustic drumming, this is a tightly packed song neatly mastered. 

Violin is one instrument that can evoke comical elements. So, the sensual violin with a very catchy tune in the ragam Harikambhiji again and particularly the pace in the interludes instil celebration in us. Once again, Chinmayi proves her versatility for this vivacious track. The song sounds original and interpretable.