TEMPER SONGS REVIEW

The funky album begins on a groovy note with Jamaican rhythm interspersed with breezy vocals by Adnan Sami. The Spanish flavor also makes its presence felt in the smooth interludes. A very special mention should be made for the flamenco styled guitar which arrives in timely fashion throughout. 

Contrasting to the laid back beginnings, the album gathers sudden pace with local percussions blended with thumping vocals. The track has a gripping factor with electronic guitar joining the feast as well. Lyrics by Bhaskarabhatla make sure the Nandamuri family presence is felt in stylish manner.

Interestingly, it is time for an introspective track with passionate vocals by Anoop Rubens himself. Lyrics by Bhaskarabhatla are deep and thoughtful. The track carries a strange Middle Eastern flavor with effortless ease. Despite the trendy presentation, the track has a good melodious value which is quite evident.

The album gets the mass appeal with laid back rhythm and sweet renditions by Ranjith and Lipsika respectively. Foot tapping rhythm, usage of a peculiar string section and electronic keyboard are the best aspects of this composition. With fusion styled interludes, the track progresses smoothly with impressive electric guitar riffs and thavil rhythm section.

An obvious item number with amusing lyrics and digitalized vocals of Geetha Madhuri arrives next. However, the track lacks the instant likeability factor which is mandatory for an item song to click. The electric guitars sound out of place but manage to keep the energies going.

The album enters a finale with a power packed theme track blended with Bhagawad Gita’s quotes and modern Rap. The sequencing and electronic mixing gives it a trendy look and it is neatly presented.