[PhillipHer]

if you call these as refreshing, then arent james vasanthan's yaathumagi way way ahead? i found that album by JVasanthan very good (there was one atana number in that..when was the last atana was used in a film song )...

[brraverishhh]

Mundhinam Paartheney (2010) -

Actors : Krishna, Kumuran, Lakshmipriya, Sai Prashanth, Sivaguru, Yogeshwari
Director : Magizh Thirumeni
Music Director : Thaman S
Producer : Seventh Channel Communications
Year : 2010

The film has in the main star cast Sai Prashanth, Sivaguru, Krishna, Kumuran, Yogeshwari and Lakshmipriya and is directed by Magizh Thirumeni. The music has been composed by Thaman S.

Indre Indre
Singer : Ranjith
Lyrics : Priyan

Kanavena
Singer : Hariharan, Suchitra
Lyrics : Rohini

Manadhin Adiyil
Singer : Priyadarshini
Lyrics : Priyan

Maya
Singer : Janani, Naresh Iyer
Lyrics : Rohini

Mundhinam Paarthen
Singer : Suchitra, Thaman S
Lyrics : Priyan

Pesum Poove
Singer : Krish, Suchithra
Lyrics : Viveka

http://www.musicindiaonline.com/musi...ie_name.12462/

[tgs]

Thaman shows tremendous promise - can't get enough of the title song!
http://itwofs.com/milliblog/2010/01/...amil-thaman-s/

[Paul Bunyan]

Super album ... very refreshing

[Ifroham4]

Oh these songs are so wonderful and give a totally new aural experience. but after few listens there is nothing more to linger upon to. These songs are so rich in their sound quotient that they never captures our imagination in the way music should! the songs stay outside very near to our ears and fade away when the next song nudges through for its way. I am hoping for a composer to carry forward the tradition of Raaja (Including his predecessors...hey he is just their culmination) whose songs would enter your soul after the aural sense is tickled enough.

These songs are refreshing, yes. but will be in the dustbin shortly! Can't help being harsh

[9mm_fan]

That's really harsh, RS

[softy54534]

Though harsh it is true. The songs are pretty good for listening to and it kind of falls into a thaman Pattern(these days that happens with every other MD). But nice try Thaman and thanks for some good melodies after a long time. In that department we were starting to get bored with the same content style from various MD's.

[LottiFurmann]

Kanavena sung by haricharan is my favourite. Awesome

[Lt_Apple]

Awesome songs... This guy continues to impress..

After ARR, I prefer listening to Thaman these days...

[brraverishhh]

I am very disappointed in Thaman. At first I thought he was a breath of fresh air until my gf showed me this:

Lips of an Angel by Hinder = Manadhin Adiyil


And then I listened to this song as well:
Will We Ever Meet Again by TImbaland ft Katy Perry = Kanavena

[Drugmachine]

The first song seams to have borrowed a lot while the second one I couldn't relate much. Nothing as such as fresh air, but it really grows on the next listening. Liked Kanavenna...

[Lillie_Steins]

enjoy guys


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[Slonopotam845]

Music Review of Aridhu Aridhu:

200 words review from Karthik:

http://itwofs.com/milliblog/2010/06/...amil-thaman-s/

The Tanglish lyrics of Oo lalali is a problem, but one cannot blame Thaman alone for it; the composer has delivered and how! Suchitra’s inimitable voice seldom goes wrong for such songs; essentially a lovely melody with marvelous arrangements. Ujaini’s Saturday girlodu too has silly lyrics, but as a tune it is very catchy, even with the methodic rhythm. Kanavugal edhuvarai sounds more like one of Thaman’s Telugu material, but his usual arsenal of pleasing sounds is intact, including his own vocalized singing that he uses to great effect, along with pulsating guitar phrases. Reeta confidently takes on the pop ballad-style Missing something and her silky smooth vocals ace the tune; the early Rahman-like interludes and arrangements help too. The film’s director, Mathivanan, croons the ruminative Azhaghai sirithaiyada, considerably propped by Thaman’s scintillating, ambient orchestration. Un uyirai is so very Rahman – a beautifully soft melody with excellent lyrics; Karthik, as always, breezes through the track while Thaman builds it up slowly, retaining the soul. Eeram, Mundhinam Paartheney and now Aridhu Aridhu – Thaman is undeniably becoming a force to reckon with, in Tamil film music. This soundtrack delivers effortlessly even within a massy, commercial format and that is some achievement!



Mods, Inetk - Can you change the title so that we can use this to discuss all thaman albums. Thanks

[Paul Bunyan]

Pesum poovae visuals

B Grade movie maari eduthurukaanunga.

Thanks for sharing Latha.

[Paul Bunyan]

Thaman has 2 back to back releases this time. Aridhu Aridhu released couple of days back and 'Ayyanaar' releasing today...