Mariyan songs released on 13th May 2013.
Songs composed by A.R Rahman.
Nenjae Ezhu
Singers : A.R Rahman
Lyrics : A.R Rahman , Revathi
One of the best song in this album.This song will give the energy to rise up from struggle.Not many instruments are used in this song. But perfect use of Drums make this song beautiful. With Rahman's voice , this song comes out very well. Undoubtly Thumbs Up for "Nenjae Ezhu".
Innum Konjam
Singers : Vijay Prakash , Swetha Mohan
Lyrics : A.R Rahman , Kabilan
Those who revered Nenjukulle in Kadal will appreciate Rahman spending time on the accordion once again. But the instrument may not be the only thing that reminds us of the aforementioned tune. The repetitive first line is a great setup for the composer to seamlessly build his progressions on. The sound of the supporting ghatam is simply marvelous. A booming string section offers a brief peak at a few places before the track returns to its earthy roots with charming vocal exchanges between Vijay Prakash and Shweta Mohan.
Netru Aval
Singers : Vijay Prakash , Chinmayi
Lyrics : Vaali
This is the kind of attempt that distinguishes Rahman from the rest and places him on a different pedestal. The melodic progression is bold and beautiful. Bold, for it to steer clear of conventional demands of the average listener. Beautiful, for the impressively tangled vocal melody that demands a few listens to get your head around it completely. The demands of patience don’t go unrewarded as you are treated to musical intelligence, with the stirring orchestration, and consoling warmth attributed by the vocals of Vijay Prakash and Chinmayi.
Sonapareeya
Singers : Harichran , Javed Ali , Nakash Aziz
Lyrics : Vaali
Middle Eastern rhythm meets Spanish effervescence in this tune that’s definitely upbeat and not short of enjoyment. Besides the rampant percussions, the playful violins too, make for the mainstay of the orchestration and feature a particularly lively solo of the same. All the three vocalists display excellent awareness and bring their A-game to the party with their improvs.
Enga Pona Raasa
Singers : Shakthisree Gopalan
Lyrics : A.R.Rahman, Kutti Revathi
The simple yet sure guitar notes spell eeriness and the mood of a melancholy. The words of restrained despair are superbly delivered by Shakthisree. The situation may be high on gloom but it’s not over dramatized musically and succeeds in getting the listener to join in on the singer’s hopeful anguish, highlighting the composer’s awareness of human emotions and his ability to tie them down musically. The moment of heightened distress gives the track its dynamic moment before subduing to its original anxiety.
I Love Africa
Singers : A.R.Rahman, blaaze
Lyrics : blaaze, Brian Kabwe
A tune about the Dark Continent will necessarily have to be driven by percussions and ARR does exactly that. The song is filled with various percussions that lay down the rhythm line. The drums seem to have their own individual agenda with the drummers permitted to go crazy and freestyle but they come together just fine when played alongside each other. The essence of Africa is captured rather well in the sound and the vocal accents.
Kadal Raasa Naan
Singers : A.R.Rahman, Yuvan Shankar Raja
Lyrics : Dhanush
The highly celebrated union of Yuvan Shankar Raja and A.R. Rahman is saved for the last track on the album and is almost instantly a crowd favorite. Yuvan’s vocals receive a refreshing makeover but he does indulge himself well in the high ranges. Again, the percussions are in their own world but do superbly well to keep time and tempo without distracting the listener. The presence of other instruments like the quiet note picking on the strings and the shehnai are not threatened by the heavily populated percussions.
A.R RAHMAN GIVES WHAT MARYAN NEEDS .UNDOUBTLY BLOCKBUSTER ALBUM WITH INSTANT HITS.
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