THANGAMAGAN SONGS REVIEW
Review by : Behindwoods Review Board
Album Release Date : Nov 27,2015
CAST AND CREW
Production: Dhanush - Wunderbar Films , Gopuram Films
Cast: Amy Jackson, Dhanush, KS Ravikumar, Raadhika Sarathkumar, Samantha Ruth Prabhu, Sathish
Direction: Velraj
Screenplay: Velraj
Story: Velraj
Music: Anirudh
Background score: Anirudh
Cinematography: Velraj
Thangamagan is an upcoming film starring Dhanush, Samantha and Amy
Jackson in the lead roles. The film is directed by renowned
cinematographer and director of VIP, Velraj and the music is composed by
Anirudh Ravichander.
Jodi Nilavae
Singers: Anirudh, Dhanush, Shweta Mohan
Lyrics: Dhanush
Completely based out of strings, the cut-song with a symphonic twist is
sensual and comforting. Piano portions and strings play around the same
area. Little more of improvisation in the chord progression could have
made the track a little more enterprising.
Tak Bak (The Tak Bak Tamizh)
Singers: Anirudh
Lyrics: Dhanush
Animating the intent of the song with the sprightly strumming of the
acoustic guitars, Anirudh makes use of his flexible voice for this folk
centric blues song possibly played in a carnival. Brass sections, Cajun
and Dhanush backing the celebratory track, the song is also
foot-tapping.
Oh Oh (The first love of Tamizh)
Singers: Anirudh, Dhanush, Nikhita Gandhi
Lyrics: Dhanush
Exploding with love, this rock song has Dhanush's voice reverberating
quite like Yuvan’s. Sounding like the one from UK top 100, the guitars
hold the core of the tune. Spaced out rhythms in the beginning of the
song before the 4/4 comes is the only variety. The sudden change in the
interlude shows Anirudh’s capacity before the song again jumps into same
pattern.
Enna Solla (The new life of Tamizh)
Singers: Anirudh, Shweta Mohan
Lyrics: Dhanush
The only cinematic song of the album leaving out the independent
musician in Anirudh to rest for a while, this Shweta Mohan number
readily infects us with love and care. Kanjira, touching lyrics and the
piano are a vintage Anirudh melody. Bringing the flute in the interlude
with the strings getting plucked delivers an extra punch. Though the
landing notes of the tune might remind us of Anirudh’s previous works,
this composition shows maturity and clarity.
Verdict: A short feel good romantic album which might grow on you
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