SPYDER SONGS REVIEW CLICK TO RATE THE SONGS

Boom Boom 
Singer: Nikita Gandhi
Lyrics: Karky

Boom Boom, the song which released as a single is a western rendition by Nikita Gandhi in her stylish voice. The song is high on Saxophone and other wind instruments apart from the usual beats and guitars. It has a superior mastering but the tune is not instantly catchy however a decent number.

Ciciliya Ciciliya 
Singers: Hari Charan and Sakthi Shree
Lyrics: Karky

A breezy number by Harris Jayaraj for his fans. Ciciliya Ciciliya is a typical Harris number with the two singers delivering at their casual best for western beats. The song has a tinge of carnatic as well. The instruments majorly used are guitars, percussions and the piano. The Chorus portions that have the tribals chants are nice and so is the entire song on the whole which falls under the anytime listen category.

Aali Aali
Singers: Brijesh Tripati Sandilya, Harini and Jogi Sunitha
Lyrics: Karky

A folkish number with a medium pace for Aali Aali. The song’s overall tune is quite catchy with the flute being the attractive base. Singers Brijesh, Harini and Jogi do justice. In fact, Brijesh sizzles in certain portions and has  the uniqueness required for such a number. The song might remind you of Randakka from Anniyan for one piece is strikingly similar and attractive.

Otrai Iravukkai
Singers: Pravin Saivi, Christopher Stanley and Sathya Prakash
Lyrics: Karky

Another western number by Harris for Mahesh Babu’s Spyder. This time a slow number that is high on the guitar quotient and the singers Pravin,  Sathya Prakash and Christopher Stanley. The blend of the three voices is quite good and the song has a carnatic finish with Tablas and Mrindhangams to finish things off when Sathya Prakash takes over. A blend of two genres.

Spyder On Mission Theme

The theme music of Spyder carries the mystery element that would help up the thrills at high points in the film. The Spyder theme seems like an apt theme for this genre of a film as it has the drops and beats mixed well. It seems to have the potential to keep the viewer guessing and the rock style guitar might be an added positive