Thattathin Marayathu Music
Music Direction : Shaan Rahman
Anuragham(F) : Divya S Menon.
Anuragham(M) : Rahul Subramanian.
One of the sweetest romantic track in the recent malayalam music
scenario. Everything just works. The wonderful composition, Rahul's and
Divya's seamless rendition and the perfect arrangements(wonderful guitar
in the BGM in M version) with intelligent lyrics. The F version is a
bit more keyboard based. Divya is a singer to be watched out. The song moves
in a delightful mode in overall. Grt hear!! Highly recommended.!
Anuragathin Velayil : Vineeth Sreenivasan.
The 'love at first sight song'. Starts of with a dialouge piece by
Nevin Pauly which is outright romantic. Another great tune compiled by
the composer. Vineeth is easy behind the mike singing in low pitch while
the arrangements are quite basic with tabla beats which are great.
Grt hear!!
Muthuchippi : Sachin Warrier, Ramya Nambeeshan.
Hindustani at core. Ghazal infused love song. Catchy tune, while the
singers do justify the song. Ramya's rough voice surprisingly just gets
along with the mood of the soong. Sachin has done a grt job too. Grt
hear!!
Namosthuthe : Arun Alat.
Devotional track in an unplugged mode. Good singing. but the
orchestration is quite unlike we have heard until. Slow drum beats,
cello and keybord. Its strange as the song moves like a romantic track
while the lyrics are devotional. As if like the hero is worshipping the
heroine. Holds the attention of the listner in a grt deal. Winner!!
Praanande Naalangal : Yasin Nizar.
Starts with 'vande mukunda hare' but then we hear some unconventional
orchestration for a Malayalam song. Surprisingly short track sung aptly
with quite good arrangements. Just works! Good one!!
Shyamambaram : Vineeth Sreenivasan.
Another romantic track with simple lyrics and simple tune. Vineeth is
low pitched and romantic. Good lyrics which gives that longing feeling.
Good arrangements. Good hear!!
Thattathin Marayathe : Sachin Warrier.
Slow romantic track which stresses on the lyrics and singing which are
more than impressive. Arrangements are good with keyboard and violin
dominating. Grt Hear!!
After
a good Malarvadi Arts Club with Vineeth Sreenivasan, Shaan Rahman
storms into the music scenario with Thattathin Marayath. Not one song
lets you down in the whole album. Every track manages to stand out in
its own way. It just reflects the pain and homework done by the composer
and the depth of his creativity. Kudos to Shaan Rahman. We look forward
to more outstanding works like this. Musical feast.!Go for it!!
4.25/5 (Its the first time I've given a rating above four!)
