URUMEEN SONGS REVIEW

A soft-folk song dealt with a powerful voice by Anthony Daasan. Noticeable novelty from the guitarist is a relief from the regular riffs. Rhythm arrangement is a huge plus to the handy track.

The talented Vijay Yesudas’s voice is put to best possible use after a long time. With the strokes of the Violin setting a pace, the R n B template in the chords and the enterprising rhythm arrangement gel well with the harmonies for a touchy track.

A complete melody requires an infectious tune to start with and then comes the kind of instruments used for a strong rhyme scheme. Karthik’s voice coincides with the composition and creates a magic. Shakers, Pianos and Violin do the trick.

Beginning on a psychedelic note, the screeching trumpet, mournful guitars, the double bass and the Punk drumming with high pitched toms show experiment. The prog-rock breaking down into a regular rock is the work of a creative genius. This song is technically sound and structurally brilliant.

Roshini Suresh’s elastic voice for this unplugged version is a total delight.

Based on impromptu singing, the piano driven track has gentle elements of the acoustic guitars. Alternate chord progression and softened treatment from the mixing give a new feel to relate.