29 Jan, 2006
Posted by: Karthik In: Hindi OST
New to Milliblog? If you like what you read here, may I suggest subscribing to Milliblog’s RSS feed or e-mail alerts?. Thanks for visiting!Bombai nagariya is yet another track extolling the virtues of Mumbai. Bappi da’s rendition does make this street-smart track interesting. Vishal Shekar try to relive their better melodies in the middling [...]
24 Jan, 2006
Posted by: Karthik In: Non-film
Ranjit Barot’s trademark sound, heard recently in Holiday, dominates the title track. The other Barot track, Dono jahaan has a distinct 80s pop sound a la Take That! In the Shaan-composed lot, the impressive ones include the spanish-sounding Badal gaya, the carribean-styled Chippe chippe and the mellow Shuruaat. Jhoom le annoys with its Britney’isque sound, [...]
24 Jan, 2006
Posted by: Karthik In: Hindi OST
Aadesh does an Ismail Darbar in Dank maare, but with sad results. He also takes up crooning in Kitni sardi and makes it a surprisingly good track! Dulhan dulhan has shades of dum-a-dum mast kalandar. But Vijeta-Mrs.Aadesh-Pandit does a neat job in this song which attempts to depict the new bride’s blush. Saregamapa contestant and [...]
Egire is trademark Yuvan, with the unusual instruments and humming. Neat track that mixes a light melody with catchy interludes and orchestration. Chal re is very catchy and sung impressively by Clinton. The rustic Ossa is intentionally coarse to accomodate Allu Arjun’s energetic dance movements. Yuvan tries his version of Gharshana’s Cheliya and impresses in [...]
09 Jan, 2006
Posted by: Karthik In: Tamil OST
60s Tamil music is what comes to your mind when you listen to the pleasant Poovaanathil. Sudum nilavu welcomes back Unnikrishnan with an interesting tune that I feel uses Reetigowlai. Summa kidantha has an inviting, lazy tune combined with appropriately relaxed orchestration. Sung indulgingly too! Ennamma, the only non-melody, is slow by present standards and [...]
01 Jan, 2006
Posted by: Karthik In: Tamil OST
Undivil is a raucous kuthu track, but very catchy. Asai dosai spells ‘item’ and has forced-raunchy vocals. The tune’s simple and instantly catchy though. Natchathira’s tune and rhythm is infectious with neat orchestration and excellent use of kids’ chorus. Thangakkili is Raja’ish and also echoes Vidyasagar’s Malayalam tracks. A competent melody with excellent chorus backing [...]