ONE BY TWO SONGS REVIEW

The album kick starts with a blazing rock track with loads of energy and power packed rendition by Siddarth Mahadevan.  It gives an enjoyable start to the vibrant album.

An interesting composition arrives now with great rendition and well laden orchestration. The rhythm section takes the front seat along with good guitars to support the lively track.

In contrast with the energetic tracks, this is a breezy track with lot of earthliness and tranquility. Clinton does a wonderful job in rendering the composition at his best. The breeziness is brilliantly evident throughout the track’s progress.

A mesmerizing track with Shankar Mahadevan’s amazing vocals and great underlying emotion throughout. The brilliant keyboards are blended wonderfully with the trance styled orchestration. Undoubtedly a sure winner!

The unplugged version of the best track in the album arrives for the listener’s pleasure with completely laid back orchestration with mild treble and impactful strings. It creates a mellowed down impact unlike the original!

A fantastic track comes now with flawless jazz orchestration and brilliant rendition by Thomson Andrews. The laid back nature of jazz genre has been made best use by the composers.

An emotional track paves the ending of the album with the phenomenal Arjit Singh in the vocals department.  The track has a beautiful blend between Modern Rock and Indian Classical singing based on Raag Darbari Kaanada. The electric guitar does wonders in the bass department with great following up.  Watch out for the great vocal solo in the second interlude.