Krishna Ne- Yamuna Kalyani- Mishra Chappu

Manavyala in our Mind, one of our early Carnatic adaptations, became synonymous with our sonic character and theme. Our live version on YouTube that we had played three years ago at my sister's wedding was the first time we had ever performed it. While recording our album IndoSoul we decided to make a studio version of this song as well. There's something about this Thyagaraja krithi in raga Nalinakanthi that continues to fascinate through decades and centuries. Vibrant and positive it can never grow old! Here's our humble tribute to the great composer.

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Performed by Karthick Iyer Live
Karthick Iyer (Violin)
Vikram Vivekanand (Guitars)
Sumesh Narayanan (Mridangam, Konnakol)
Naveen Napier (Bass)
Ramkumar Kanakarajan (Drums)

Recorded by Bjiu James at VGP Studios, Chennai
Mixed by Bob Phukan at Aura Studios, Chennai
Video

Karthick Iyer Live seeks to introduce IndoSoul to people around the world, and inspire them to appreciate music that they might not have sought out on their own.

“The Indian civilization has stood the test of time, welcoming and absorbing numerous cultures along the way - reinventing itself with every addition, but never losing its depth. In a similar vein, IndoSoul goes beyond the confines of genre, seeks out and welcomes other musical influences - while retaining its core identity of Indianness” - Karthick Iyer.

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Manavyala in our Mind(Studio Version) by Karthick Iyer Live

Each track from Olive Shadow captures a quiet conversation between oud and violin - a moment where melody drifts between melancholy and calm. Recorded close and dry, these pieces breathe through subtle pulse and open space, evoking reflection rather than movement.

This music is meant for quiet hours and thoughtful listening - here emotion lingers softly, and every tone fades into stillness.

هذا الألبوم بعنوان ظل الزيتون يجمع مقطوعات موسيقية حزينة وهادئة بآلة العود والكمان، تم تسجيلها بأسلوب بسيط وجاف لإبراز التفاصيل الدقيقة في الصوت. تمتزج فيها أنغام العود الحزينة مع دفء الكمان وإيقاعات خفيفة تعكس طابعاً تأملياً ووجدانياً. هذه المقطوعات مناسبة للحظات الهدوء والتفكير العميق، حيث يلتقي الحزن بالجمال في موسيقى شرقية هادئة.

Quiet Market · Melancholic Instrumental · Reflective oud, gentle beat, bowed echoes

Again all track are scratch as usual......great playing by my dear friend Nilanjan ghosh!!

Mahaganapathim full with Tabla (Feat.Nilanjan ghosh)

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

EDIT: (11/11/2017) The reception towards this piece had motivated me to start the Beauty of Ragas series.  I have re-recorded and remastered the original track as I was never happy with the quality of the flute recording. I hope you all like it as well now.. :)

A sequel to my previous composition for my blog posting on the raga Nalinakanthi : http://aboutindianmusic.com/2012/03/raga-nalinakanthi-part-2/ 

I hope unlike the usual way in which sequels suck, this is better than the previous. 

Do use headphones please :-)

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Beauty Of Nalinakanthi - REDONE - (REMASTERED)

This song was recorded as a voice sample. Recorded and programmed by Sindhu Rajaramjhi.

Kanne - A lullaby

My first Telugu song. Rendered for the film Village lo Vinayakudu for Manikanth kadri

Muddugaare - Village lo Vinayakudu

I have played different styles of music from traditional carnatic to film-pop. However something that I've always leaned towards is to explore the idea of propping up our beautiful classical music against various genres like pop, rock, jazz etc. So here is a song from my outfit Karthick Iyer Live. We have played Thyagaraja's krithi Manavyala in the raga Nalinakanthi.

Do share! :) 

Covers music got a lively twist with the entrance of Karthick Iyer Live. Karthick Iyer who has played with bands and in festivals spanning almost all the continents in the world, has contemporized the existing format to suit the ever changing needs of the audiences. His concerts are known to touch every single person in the crowd, from old to new and from the laymen to the learned. He spices up his concerts with medleys of English, Tamil and Carnatic songs rolled into one. Dressed in a dazzling Moghul costume, holding a blue electric violin and armed with a compelling selection of Tamil, Hindi, English and Carnatic songs, Karthick is ready to cast a spell!

For wedding, corporate and other gig bookings please email karthickiyer.music@gmail.com

Musician Credits
Electric Violin - Karthick Iyer
Guitars - Akshay Chakrapani
Mridangam - Sumesh Narayanan
Percussion - Varun
Live Sound - Ramprasad

Karthick Iyer Live’s 1st album "IndoSoul - Looking Within To Look Beyond" is now available on
OK Listen: https://www.oklisten.com/album/indosoul
iTunes: http://hyperurl.co/IndoSoul
Amazon: http://hyperurl.co/IndosoulAmazon

For Concert Bookings:
Email:  karthickiyer.music@gmail.com
Mobile Number: +91 77009 08966

Carnatic fusion music- Manavyalakim by Karthick Iyer Live

Krshna leela

Raghuvamsa Sudha

Singer, violinist, composer. Creator of IndoSoul. Bridging cultures by bringing out deep commonalities that define great music everywhere. The band, Karthick Iyer Live is a collaboration of musicians from diverse musical backgrounds. An electric violin, mridangam, guitar, bass and drums along with vocals form the core. The band breaks down superficial barriers between genres, cultures and languages to bring out the deep commonalities that define IndoSoul.

Karthick Iyer Live is a collaboration of musicians from diverse musical backgrounds. An electric violin, mridangam, guitar, bass and drums along with vocals form the core. The band breaks down superficial barriers between genres, cultures and languages to bring out the deep commonalities that define IndoSoul.