Hulkster
2nd July 2006, 12:19 PM
AR Rehana is back with Aadatha Aatamellam.
1)Naanga College Boys da
2)Uyirey en Uyirey
3)Kokkarakko
4)Azhagana
5)Thalattu Padallam
6)Kokkarakko 2
Naanga College Boys is a typical gaana song with less percussions and more on the singing which is gaana type.
Uyirey en Uyirey is a interesting fusion of Hindustani melody and the guitar. Sounds very soothing and Madhushree is the sole leader here.
Kokkarakko starts off like gummango with a mini speech by ulaganathan but the rhythms and style is totally different...it is more of a pacey song with more emphasis on the singing.
Azhagana starts off with a extremely techno pacey rhythm and gives you the impression of a disco pop song. It probably reflects on the feelings of a teenage girl. The song's orchestration is abit different from the usual disco teenage pop songs...in fact it has rahman style of adding new sounds to make it sound attractive...rahman's creativity showing here?
The starting prelude of Thalatthu padalam sounds soulful with the violins and piano. The song reflects on the feelings of the mother but the singing however does not sound as soulful as the tune. Nice orchestration by rehana especially with the flutes and the percussions. Even in this song rahmans style of adding new sounds comes here.
Kokkarakko version 2 is abit more pacey and it is minus the speech. The song actually sounds abit yesteryear like with modern orchestration.
1)Naanga College Boys da
2)Uyirey en Uyirey
3)Kokkarakko
4)Azhagana
5)Thalattu Padallam
6)Kokkarakko 2
Naanga College Boys is a typical gaana song with less percussions and more on the singing which is gaana type.
Uyirey en Uyirey is a interesting fusion of Hindustani melody and the guitar. Sounds very soothing and Madhushree is the sole leader here.
Kokkarakko starts off like gummango with a mini speech by ulaganathan but the rhythms and style is totally different...it is more of a pacey song with more emphasis on the singing.
Azhagana starts off with a extremely techno pacey rhythm and gives you the impression of a disco pop song. It probably reflects on the feelings of a teenage girl. The song's orchestration is abit different from the usual disco teenage pop songs...in fact it has rahman style of adding new sounds to make it sound attractive...rahman's creativity showing here?
The starting prelude of Thalatthu padalam sounds soulful with the violins and piano. The song reflects on the feelings of the mother but the singing however does not sound as soulful as the tune. Nice orchestration by rehana especially with the flutes and the percussions. Even in this song rahmans style of adding new sounds comes here.
Kokkarakko version 2 is abit more pacey and it is minus the speech. The song actually sounds abit yesteryear like with modern orchestration.