Although there are heavy guitars and drumming every now and then, the song never becomes too electronic for our preference and retains some of its brass elements throughout. We guess it's been long in the coming, but Machi finally puts a rock number on the table for David. There's just too many things going on for you to latch on to quickly and you need to give the song some to grow on you. The interludes, however, look different, almost like a hip-hop number. It has very western percussion and still clearly classical vocals. Things just become more ambiguous and you are left searching for the kind of music throughout. The album goes back into mysterious mode with Theeraathu Poga Poga. Yugabharathi, opted in for just this song justifies his presence by bringing back the poetry into the unconventional album. It offers a good change of pace from the rest of music that's on showcase with the rest of the album. The guitar is the highlight and the occasional use of other instruments is well thought of. The instrumentals are in contrast with Prashant's last song and this one takes a harmonious and soft take on things. The dance-y parts of the song will make this one a hit!Ī hidden duet among the pack of songs, Iravinil Ullava has great vocals thanks to Naresh Iyer and Shweta Pandit.
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The percussion, on the other hand, takes the drivers seat and decorate Karthik's vocals that flow in-between lines. The instrumentals are minimalistic, yet are appealing enough to make for several listens. It is likely to be used up in both versions of the film and will be talked about on both occasions. Manamey is filled with dramatic lyrics and nicely bridges the gap between a Bollywood and Kollywood number. If you had seen the trailer of David, you will probably catch hold of this song right away. More than anything else, the song is likely to become popular with fans down in the South. Anirudh's dual vocals are present again, and the use of the violin and veena in the interludes are typical Anirudh from his previous projects. With flute pieces strikingly similar to the theme from 3, Kanave Kanave is highly melodious and impresses. Take a note of the Tamil lyrics to appreciate it although the English verses might not make too much sense.įinally, the third song in the album brings a familiar face to the Tamil audience and the youngster makes an impact right away.
The foreign use of instruments needs to be credit to Remo Fernandes, who does well with the non-Tamil lines of the track. V.Elango's Tamil lines are casually exciting and appear almost as natural as if it had been come up with on the spot. In perhaps the most unique song of the album, Maria Pitache is a fun filled track that brings the best of Mexican music and some southern folk to listeners. A very unique start to the album indeed, and you are sure to wake up after this one. However, Siddharth Basrur's vocals are clear and bring some life to the song through lyrics, even when the track is very modernistic for the general Kollywood audience. The repetitive beats continue to flow in the background, sometimes even more prominent than the lead vocals. We have a long list of songs and colors to go through, so we better get started!ĭavid opens with a powerful number packed with pathos and percussion. The names don't sound too familiar in the become but make you become curious about who's who once you have listened in to the tracks.
Featuring a ensemble of composer, it has music by six different people and a remix number.
Kaathu Vaakula Rendu Kadhal is Indian Tamil Upcoming film written and directed by Vignesh Shivan.The film features Vijay Sethupathi along with Nayanatara & samantha playing the female lead, Music Had been Composed By Anirudh Ravichander.David has everything necessary for a Tamil soundtrack to be called the black sheep in Kollywood. Year:-2021 Kaathu Vaakula Rendu Kadhal Audio Songs DownloadĪrtist:-Anirudh Ravichander, Shakthisree Gopalan, Aishwarya Suresh Bindra Cast Crew:-Vijay Sethupathi, Samantha, Nayanatara
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