Weekly Earworms - Week 6 (03/11/2019):
Musically lacklustre week. Thanks to M Jayachandran for the splendid Mukkuthi song.
Drive (Hindi): Tanishq Bagchi: Makhna: Tanishq Bagchi conceives an addictive Makhna where Asees Kaur's singing is the song's highlight while the composer brilliantly tweaked the Mast Kalandar vibe for the Pallavi portions. Main choda Aayi Ghar Baart Mera hook is insanely groovy one from the composer which makes this song easy earworm.
Ujda Chaman (Hindi): Gourov-Roshin: Chand Nikla: Chand Nikla is undeniably rides on the well established Punjabi dance track but Divya Kumar's vocals make the difference. The composer Duo kept the arrangements minimal and ensured that the track is adequately engaging until it lasts. The remaining tracks from the album are total meh.
Raahu (Telugu): Praveen Lakkaraju: Emo Emo: Sid Sriram continues to rule the Telugu music scene and Praveen Lakkaraju's composition for Emo Emo also works comfortably especially with the violin solos in the arrangements stand out. Sid Sriram takes care of the tune with his likeable rendition.
Mamangam (Malayalam): M Jayachandran: Mukkuthi: M Jayachadran is another composer similar to Bijibal who has the knack to create old world charm in their music. Shreya Goshal's saccharine filled vocal is enough for the listeners to fall in love with this beautiful song.
Pick of the week: Mukkuthi
Musically lacklustre week. Thanks to M Jayachandran for the splendid Mukkuthi song.
Drive (Hindi): Tanishq Bagchi: Makhna: Tanishq Bagchi conceives an addictive Makhna where Asees Kaur's singing is the song's highlight while the composer brilliantly tweaked the Mast Kalandar vibe for the Pallavi portions. Main choda Aayi Ghar Baart Mera hook is insanely groovy one from the composer which makes this song easy earworm.
Ujda Chaman (Hindi): Gourov-Roshin: Chand Nikla: Chand Nikla is undeniably rides on the well established Punjabi dance track but Divya Kumar's vocals make the difference. The composer Duo kept the arrangements minimal and ensured that the track is adequately engaging until it lasts. The remaining tracks from the album are total meh.
Raahu (Telugu): Praveen Lakkaraju: Emo Emo: Sid Sriram continues to rule the Telugu music scene and Praveen Lakkaraju's composition for Emo Emo also works comfortably especially with the violin solos in the arrangements stand out. Sid Sriram takes care of the tune with his likeable rendition.
Mamangam (Malayalam): M Jayachandran: Mukkuthi: M Jayachadran is another composer similar to Bijibal who has the knack to create old world charm in their music. Shreya Goshal's saccharine filled vocal is enough for the listeners to fall in love with this beautiful song.
Pick of the week: Mukkuthi
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