This is my rendition of Maitreem Bhajatha. Hope you like it..:). Please comment and share.

Guitar and Vocals: Chandramouli

Guitar Tuning : DADGAD

Maitreem Bhajatha - Carnatic Fusion - Chandramouli

Weekend #1 is a relaxed yet cinematic piece that captures the calm after the chaos — the quiet moments when life finally slows down. Built around gentle textures, subtle rhythms, and reflective guitar tones, it evokes a sense of stillness and understated emotion. Ideal for film, TV, and visual storytelling, Weekend #1 blends ambient warmth with cinematic depth — perfect for scenes that linger, breathe, and feel real.

Originally written around 1999, when I was playing in a local band called Kerisan, Weekend #1 was performed live at the Oliver Twist in Colchester but never properly recorded — until now. That original idea stayed with me for years, and this new version brings it to life with a modern, cinematic touch.

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Created: 12 October 2025
Mixed using Apple Logic/Suno.
Written and produced by Michael James Collett.
(C) 2025 Michael James Collett. All rights reserved.

Weekend #1 (Mix 1.1)

Vocals and music arrangement : @bharadwaj-cv ( #bharadwaj-cv )
Do hit the small like button if you like it. Earphones recommended :) Learnt this song from Bombay Jayashree mam, 2 years back. Thought would give it a shot. This is my tribute to her :)
You can also check my other works on youtube https://www.youtube.com/user/ganeshbharadwaj?sub_confirmation=1

Hamir Kalyani | Sharadhe Karunanidhe | Carnatic fusion

Chandramouli - Krishna nee begane (carnatic fusion)

Sita Kalyanam

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Ennai Enna Seithai by Sudha Raghunathan from Ivan mov

Ennai Enna Seithai - Sudha Raghunathan - Ilaiyaraaja - Ivan

Next up from my Beauty of Ragas album, Beauty of Kaanada. This is one of my favorite ragas and well I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoyed composing and recording it =)

Beauty of Ragas

Beauty of Kaanada

Two Sides of Karma takes you on a journey through the bright and dark parts of life, that the ancient Indian concept of Karma subjects us to. The emotions conveyed through the songs explore both the good and the bad of the ever-prevailing Karma. Along with IndoSoul’s original creations, you will find interpretations of two Indian Classical compositions by Saint Thyagaraja. Sit back and soak up the IndoSoul sound, that takes you through a rollercoaster of emotions encompassing joy, love and even obsession.

01 Vidaja

‘Early in the morning just before dawn’, the meaning of the first line of this song - Pularaadha Kaalaithanile, also exactly when I played and recorded this song! A beautiful melody, upon special request 😄😄

Pularaadha Kaalaithanile | Dear Comrade | Durai Srinivasan

Taking a short break from parodies, @Hariflute and me did this adaptation of Thyagaraja's Paripaalaya in Raga Reeti Gowlai

Vocals, Guitar, Violin - @krishashok
Bass, Piano, Sequencing - @hariflute

For those interested in the chords used in all the verses

Cm7           D#maj7     Dm7         Gm7
Paripaalaya Paripaalaya Paripaalya Raghunatha
Fm7           G#maj7      Gmaj9sus4  G7
Paripaalaya Paripaalaya Paripaalya Raghunatha





Paripaalaya

Hi, 

Karthik Sekaran here. Many of you might know me as Chandramouli, and that still remains my legal name. I welcome you all here on Soundcloud, whether you decide to support or not, I am still grateful to you all for making your way all the way till here and checking out my music. 

ABOUT ME:
I am a musician from Delhi, India. Trained in Indian Carnatic Vocals and a keen interest in various other genres, I try to blend in various styles to give the listener something new. I am also the vocalist of a Carnatic progressive rock band called The Iyer Project.

I have a master's degree in mechanical engineering and was working full time on environment conservation, rural development and skill development and education initiatives across India for almost 8 years before deciding to quit and pursue music full time. I might have quit that organisation but I am still very passionate about environment conservation, climate change and mitigation strategies, and education and I eventually hope to create some kind of positive impact at whatever scale possible through the support generated by my music. So, remember, when you choose to support me, you are not just supporting good music but also enabling me to implement simple initiatives that will contribute towards making the world a better place.

I hope my music helps you through your difficult times, adds a new flavour to your good times and together we make the planet a better place to live for all beings.

Thanks for your support.