Name: K. S. Chitra - Krishna nee begane baro by Ajith Kannan
Duration: 6 min 28 s
Description: K. S. Chitra - Krishna nee begane baro

oohh......may b krishnan thanne vannu pokum chitra chechide aa vili kettal.....such a blessed sound


Ever since I heard this brilliant piece of music, its been on non-stop replay in my mind.The combination of lead vocals and instruments are brilliant. Top class talent that resulted in a remarkable work of spellbinding creative fusion. 

Youtube Link: http://youtu.be/RKYYv_3WNB0

Swaminatha Paripalaya is a Sanskrit Carnatic Classical 'Kriti' originally composed by Muthuswamy Dikshitar in raga Nattai (Adi Tala).  In this alternative version, the band has applied a funky guitar patch throughout with western drums while combining Indian elements such as the mridangam and flute. Check it out...a must listen for Carnatic fusion lovers.

Vocals: Haricharan, Lead guitars & music arrangements - Bennet Roland, Keyboards - Roy George, Flute, sax - Nikhil Ram, Eastern percussions - Sumod, Western percussions - Thanuj, Drums - Tao Issaro, Bass guitars - Josy John, Direction - Sumesh Lal, Production - Sujith Unnithan, DOP - Vipin Chandran, Camera - Viju, Ranjith, Mahesh SR, Vishnu, Sarath, Editor - Jobin Sebastian, Coordination - Harikrishnan, Sound: Tennyson, Recording - Prasanth Valsaji, Sound engineer - Summy Samuel, Lights - Cameo, 

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Swaminatha Paripalaya - Carnatic Fusion - Haricharan with Bennet & the Band (Unplugged)

One rough version track from our upcoming album.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYCrtIftJFA

Omana Thinkal Kidavo and Madhava Mamava Deva are two of my favourite lullabies and here we present you those two evergreen lullabies in one track. Omanathinkal kidavo was composed for Swathi Thirunal by Irayamman Thampi and madhava mamava was composed by Narayana Theerthar. This is also my humble tribute to these amazing musicians. 
Female Vocals: Shwetha Mohan
Male Vocals: Ganesh Bharadwaj CV
Music Programming and Arrangement: Revathy
Music Produced by Saras in association with Swaminathan Ganesan
Original song composed by: Irayamman Thampi and Narayana Theertar
1st Violin: Mohan Rao 
2nd Violin: Vijayabaskar
Viola: Vinay Kumar
Cello: Viji
Strings Conducted by: B. Yensone
DOP: Shiva Kumar
Recording, Mix and master : Abin Puspakaran
Video edits: Justin Roy
Vocals recorded at : Nadabindu recording Studio.
Strings recorded at : John's studio
Edits by Venus Infotainment
Vocal guidance: Ramanathan and Geetha 
Guidance in all other aspects including vocals: Swaminathan Ganesan, Raji Venkataraman, Abin Pushpakaran, Renganayaki PV, Gayathri CV, Seetharaman CG, Anand Rajan, Vivek Balachandran, Aditya Venkataraman, Vidhi Patel, Chitra Panchapakesan, Meenakshi Venkataraman, Venkataraman Muthuswamy, Shiva Vaidyanathan, Parvadhavardhini Vaidyanathan.

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Shwetha Mohan's fb page: https://www.facebook.com/shwetamohanofficial/

On malayala manorama: http://www.manoramaonline.com/music/music-news/2017/04/11/shwetha-mohan-lullaby-video.html

Lullaby Mashup | Ganesh Bharadwaj Ft. Shweta Mohan [VIDEO LINK BELOW]

K. S. Chitra - Krishna nee begane baro

Vocals - Sneha Gopal
Guitar Rhythm &amp; Leads - Arun Ravi
Sound Engr - Ankur Nehru (Tritone Labs)

Special thanks to Ankur for playing the Bass.

Mahaganapathim - Fusion Cover

Carnatic notes, EDM, and western Violin create a fusion of harmony

The M.S.Subbulakshmi classic, Rangapuravihara, Muthuswamy Dikshitar’s kriti  in raga Brindavana Saranga, talam Rupakam,  presented here in a new age arrangement. Electronic music creates an effect of speed, while the kriti is sung in the traditional slow pace. The music starts with a simple synth melody; the vocalist then begins the Pallavi with mild violin harmonies in the background. The second vocalist joins in just after the Pallavi to deliver a catchy interlude of Swarams. The two vocalists go back and forth in the Anupallavi with a small violin solo in between. Then back to the Pallavi, and all the elements come together. The song ends on a high.

Team Shravan Kumar Ramani  (Vocals), Vinod Krishnan (Vocals),  Mayukha Kashyap (Violin) and  Nagaari (Music Arrangement and Production) infused this well known Carnatic classical song with western classical elements through Violin harmonies and contemporary instrumentation to create Rangapuravihara 2.0.

You can follow the artists here: 
Nagaari
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https://youtube.com/Nagaari
https://instagram.com/nagaari.music

Shravan Kumar Ramani
https://www.facebook.com/rshravankumar
https://www.instagram.com/samnotsama

Mayukha Kashyap 
https://instagram.com/mayukha.kashyap
https://facebook.com/mayukha.kashyap

Vinod Krishnan
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https://facebook.com/vinodsmusic
https://instagram.com/vinodsmusic

Sriram Emani (Exec Producer) 
https://facebook.com/emanisriram 

Videography 
Brian Keim
Alex Boehnlein
Abby Boehnlein
Naveen Elangovan https://facebook.com/nvisionpx 

Post Production 
Brian Keim

Rangapura Vihara - IndianRaga | New Age Carnatic

Swamiye Saranam Ayyappa..
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Harivarasanam Original - Ayyappa Devotional Song By KJ Yesudas

Buy: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/brindavani-feat.-kirthana/id646554483

Conceived and composed by: Sindhuja Bhakthavatsalam
Orchestration written and arranged by: Eshwar Ravishankar
Flute: Ravichandra Kulur
Vocals: Sindhuja Bhakthavatsalam/ Kirthana Venkat
Mridangam: Sanath Kumar Ramesh
Violin: Eshwar Ravishankar

Mixed and Mastered by Abin Pushpakaran at Nadabindu Recording Studio, Chennai, India.

Thanks to Armando Cepeda's studio, Carlsbad, USA; Studio One, San Jose, USA; Shri Ganesh's Shadjam Studio, Bangalore, India.

Artwork: "Krishna" by Sumithra Bhakthavatsalam (http://42hues.com)

K. S. Chitra - Krishna nee begane baro

Ajith Kannan

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