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Music
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- Yuvan Shankar Raja
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Directionr
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- Ameer
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Banner
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- Aparajeeth films
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Audio
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- Classic audio
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Cassette
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- Dissappointing
front cover design
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In western countries, usually
music albums have a collection of songs based on some theme and
all the songs in the album are set in the same style.
Only in our film albums, we get a masala mixture of all styles
from Jazz, Rock, classical to folk in a single cassette. "Mounam
Pesiyadhe" is one such album much hyped by wide publicity. In an
interview Yuvan had pointed a particular song from this album to
be his favourite song among his compositions. Being directed by
Ameer who worked as an assistant director to Bala and from the
producers of "Nandhaa" the film has high expectations.
The album starts with "En anbe" song
which begins with an enchanting flute piece by Naveen.
The beautiful song in Shankar Mahadevan's voice tries to
express the pain of a lover. Without much percussion dominance
the song survives by Shankar Mahadevan's emotional crooning and
decent lyrics by Kaamakodiyaan.
Next comes the pick of the album,
"Chinna chinnathaai" by Yuvan shankar and Hariharan.
Yuvan has done a lot of experiments in this song like using techno
kind of music, sudden transition to rock style, charanam part
with minute pause between subsequent lines and the result is that
we get a superb song.The theme of the song is love failure and
it is enned by Puduvai Nambi. The humming of this song
is sure to stick on to the lips and heart of listeners.
"Aadaatha aatam" by Karthik
has lyrics by Snehan. This song is a free-flowing song
of IR's style with folk mixed in right proportion. The lyrics
are very much philosophical and could very well mistaken for a
song from Rajini's movie.
"Eh Nanbane" by Shankar
Mahadevan and Hariharan is a catchy number again penned
by Snehan. It's about friends coaxing the hero not to get angry
and not to blame love.
"Arubathu aayidichu" by Manickam
vinayakam and Malgudi Shuba has Vaalee's lyrics.
It's a mediocre song and it's success depends on the picturisation
of the song.
"Ilamai" by Nidesh
gopalan and Yuvan is a song set in a situation where a group
of friends enjoy roaming around the streets and sing.Usually such
songs will have high pitch tunes with beats but here Yuvan has
tried a new style and still it conveys the feel.
"Love all day" is the
theme music and it begins with Yuvan chanting some meaningless
words and bizzard beats. Lyrical credit has been given to Director
Ameer for this song???!!! which has only one line i.e.,
"love all day" .
Ameer has written the lyrics
for the song "Kannin" by S.P.Balasubramanian and
Thara. Thara's voice resembles Bhavatharini's. This song
is the replica of "Chinna chinnathaai" song but a duet
in happy mood. Thara must have been very tensed during recording
that her voice fails to express the feeling.
With Yuvan's efforts to mix the songs in London, giving techno
kind of music and experimenting new kind of music the album is a
overall good album to buy. But still with more techno kind of
music creeping in, the usual touch of Yuvan Shankar is sadly
missing in this album. Some of the songs have musical dominance
that it's hard to pick out the lyrics. Anyway, general comment and
feedback from the music fans and audio shops is that "Yuvan
Shankar Rocks"
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