GOPALA GOPALA SONGS REVIEW

The album begins on a groovy note with gripping rhythm comprising of tabla, live drumming and desi beats. The track has an instant likeability factor with respect to philosophical lyrics as well as notable orchestration. Despite the 90s flavor, the track appeals well with its impressive presentation. 

An interesting track which takes on the age old superstitions which plague our country in a fun manner. Kailash Kher does a phenomenal job in diction as well as the tune department. The lyrics are fantastic which makes the listener re think about the lifestyle and blind superstitions in style! The folksy tune makes a long lasting impact in great ease.

A solo sung by the supremely talented Sonu Nigam arrives next. The track retains the philosophical and inquisitive nature of the album in effortless manner. The timely usage of flute is another highlight of the composition.  A special mention is definitely needed for the thought provoking lyrics.  Usage of Carnatic Raaga Charukesi is another master stroke by the composer.

A fun filled flute instrumental track graces this experimental album. The overall energy it creates is highly commendable. The slight touch of Bhaaje Bhaaje in flute in the midst of electric guitar is done quite well.