AVAM SONGS REVIEW

Dub-step in full swing, the intoxicated track might take some time to sink in, but along with the visuals, the track is bound to create all the noise.

Shweta Mohan’s flawless voice for an expressive song has a country music feel to it. Tabla and harmonies reduce the complexities for a heart-warming song.

This is a progressive metal song packaged by the strokes of the violin and double-bass drumming with absolute precision. This song gets an international appeal to it, thanks to Karky's meaningful lyrics on the haunting past and Kamal's deep voice. The guitar riffs, changing rhythm signatures and the production quality give a top-class genre' specific song that'll remain to be one of the most original works in Tamil cinema. We've heard the soulful Yaar Yaar Sivam, powerful Neruppu Vaayinil and the light-classical Kamal in Uttama Villain, but this particular song Kaarirulae will earn to be one of the best renditions by Kamal.

A sing-along track with an original and refreshing treatment from the music director. Differentiating the lead from the group singing idealizes the situation and also justifies the lyrics. Subtle improvisations for the tune make it an easy listen.

How about an electronic Veena for a dorky theme track? First-timer Sundaramurthy is using the depth of classical music for a pulsating composition. The guitars, slapping on the bass and modified sound effects deliver a real-tight package.