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Yavvana  
Singers: Yazin Nizar, Kalyani Nair
Lyricist: Madhan Karky

Yavvana, which had been released as a single is a drum and guitar based rockish melody. It seems very attractive right from the first listen and the singers Yazin and Kalyani do complete justice. Yazin’s high pitch portions are commendable and special mention to Madhan Karky for using simple yet catchy lyrics. Apart from guitars and drum dosage, there is also of strings and ghatam in the background with a nice Hindustani touch at the end.

Kadhal Project 
Singers: Benny Dayal, Keerthana Vaidyanathan, Sharanya Gopinath, Yazin Nizar
Lyrics: Madhan Karky

Kadhal Project is an out and out western number with Benny Dayal crooning and humming right from the start. It is again a drum dominated track with heavy banking on chords and piano. There is also a violin portion which is fast and worth mentioning. A tinge of classical tune delivered by Keerthana and Sharanya are good. The end has a fuze of western and classical making it interesting for the listener.

Sangu
Singers: Simon K King
Lyricist: Madhan Karky

A stylish attempt by Simon K King, sung by the composer himself. It has a heavy use of guitars that persist throughout the number. It has the theme of the protagonist on a mission with nice lyrics by Karky. EDM and electronic beats take over after a while with a Kuthu tinge in the backdrop that brings the folk genre to the fore as well to finish with.

Sangu - Area Version
Singers: Simon K King
Lyricist: Rokesh

A number very similar to the Sangu song. It is titled the area version and has been crooned by the Simon again. Lyrics have been handled by Rokesh this time, and the use of instruments is the same as that of Sangu. The only significant difference is the lyrics, and the area version is not very different as it also ends with the Kuthu style.

Yavvana - Reprise  
Singers: Keerthana Vaidyanathan, Yazin Nizar
Lyricist: Madhan Karky

Yavvana’s reprise version is a much slower version with emotions kindled right from the start. Both the singers deliver their best and Yazin steals the show with his peaks. The instruments are very attractive, and the pace is so soothing. Melodious and beautifully woven out with a nice flute at the end by the composer Simon K King. Could be part of an emotional scene’s outburst as it has a lot to offer.

In search for Sathya - theme
Instrumental

The ‘In search for Sathya’ theme starts off in an eerie manner. It seems to cater to a crime thriller genre. Mild pianos dominate the theme music. The use of synth lingers here and there. The latter half of the theme is very interesting as the drums are back and they give it an entirely different dimension.