Name: Eastworld (Indian Classical and Folk adaptation of the Westworld theme) by Krish Ashok in new
Duration: 1 min 37 s
Description: An Indian Classical & Folk adaptation of Ramin Djawadi's theme for Westworld. When I heard the theme, it's 6/8 time signature made it ripe for a South Indian style Kuthu beat. The Violin plays in a mildly Carnatic classical style while the Cello & Piano play in the western style.

I have heard this so many times and I still cant get over the awesomeness.

Karthik Sings Aasai Mugham Marandhu Poche

from the album Guitar Shylu 'Carnatification''

Venkatachala Nilayam

Heaven breaks loose

A Sanskrit adaptation of Eric Clapton's acoustic version of Layla (as लीला - Leela) with lyrics by SP Suresh (https://twitter.com/vajrabhrt) & Vaishnavi S

Vocals, Guitars (Ovation acoustic) , Violin (Yamaha), Piano, Bass, Drum programming, mixing & mastering by @krishashok 

Lyrics

त्वयि एकाकिन्यां किं करिष्यसि  (What will you do for your loneliness)
Tvayi ēkākin'yāṁ kiṁ kariṣyasi 
यदा सहचरः कोऽपि नास्ति  (When for companionship there is no one)
yadā sahacaraḥ kō̕pi nāsti 
चिरम् धावन्ती गुप्ता असि त्वम्  (Time has past, you have been hiding)
ciram dhāvantī guptā asi tvam
जानास्येव तत् गर्व इति  	(You must know that it is your pride)
 jānāsyēva tat garva iti 

लीले, साष्टाङ्गं प्रणमामि  (Leela, I fall at your feet)
līlē, sāṣṭāṅgaṁ praṇamāmi     
लीले, प्रिये, त्वम् याचेऽहम्  (Leela, my love, I implore thee)
līlē, priyē, tvam yācē̕ham 
लीले, चित्तव्याकुलम् शमय  (Leela, pacify my troubled mind)
līlē, cittavyākulam śamaya 

तव शोकम् अपहर्तुम् अयते  (I tried to remove your sorrow)
tava śōkam apahartum ayatē  
त्वत्पिता यदा निराशाम् (अजनयत्)  (When your father let you down)
tvatpitā yadā nirāśām (ajanayat) 
मूढोऽहम्! त्वयि अनुरागो जातः!  (Fool that I am, love for you was born)
mūḍhō̕ham! Tvayi anurāgō jātaḥ! 
लोक एव अधोमुखीकृतः!  (My whole world was turned upside down)
 Lōka ēva adhōmukhīkr̥taḥ! 

उन्मादात् प्राक् मम (Before I become mad)
Unmādāt prāk mama  
मां पुनरुद्धर (Bring me back to normalcy)
māṁ punarud'dhara 
गतिर्नास्तीति मा वद (Don't tell me that there's no hope / way)
gatirnāstīti mā vada 
व्यर्थमिदम् प्रेम मा ब्रूहि  (Don't tell me that my love is in vain)
vyarthamidam prēma mā brūhi 

thanks to Kenneth Adair for the romanized version of the lyrics

Picture credits: Raja Ravi Varma's Urvashi & Pururavas

Leela

Thought I might improvise on and extend the delightful little dubstep version of Annamacharya's Bhavamulona that was featured in Mani Ratnam's OK Kanmani

Lyrics

bhAvamulOna bAhayamulandunu 
gOvindA gOvindA ani koluvavO manasA

hari avatAramulE akhila dEvatalu hari lOni vE brahmANDambulu
hari nAmamulE anni mantramulu hari hari hari hari anavO manasA
(bhAvamu)

viSNuni mahimalE vihita karmamulu viSNuni pogaDeDi vEdambulu
viSNudokkadE vishvAntarAdamuDu viSNuvu viSNuvani vedakavO manasA
(bhAvamu)


Bhavamulona

Gentle Persuasion is a stirring orchestral piece that propels listeners through an emotional journey of momentum and elegance. Anchored by the interplay of violins, cellos, and full string ensemble, the composition builds a rich tapestry of harmonies and counter-melodies that evolve with intensity.

The piece opens with a rhythmic pulse from the violins, laying a foundation for the cellos to introduce a haunting, lyrical theme. This motif deepens as both sections weave a dialogue marked by tension, release, and emotional depth. As the music progresses, intricate layers of counterpoint emerge, heightening the sense of movement and anticipation.

Dynamic swells drive the orchestration forward, with soaring violin lines and resonant cello rhythms creating waves of climactic sound. Moments of dissonance give way to sweeping resolution.

The piece concludes in a powerful, unified crescendo—a triumphant expression of resilience. Gentle Persuasion leaves a lasting impression, showcasing the emotive force of orchestral music.

Gentle Persuasion

Reethigowla

Reethigowla Blues by Mandolin Prakash Live!

An Indian Classical & Folk adaptation of Ramin Djawadi's theme for Westworld. When I heard the theme, it's 6/8 time signature made it ripe for a South Indian style Kuthu beat. The Violin plays in a mildly Carnatic classical style while the Cello & Piano play in the western style.

Eastworld (Indian Classical and Folk adaptation of the Westworld theme)

|Meava, the Black Rabbit in Wonderland. 👽
    
*All credits to the producers behind these beautiful pieces*

Lyrics

One pill makes you larger, and one pill makes you small And the ones that mother gives you, don't do anything at all.

Go ask Alice, when she's ten feet tall
 And if you go chasing rabbits, and you know you're going to fall 
Tell 'em a hookah-smoking caterpillar has given you the call 
  
And call Alice, when she was just small 
When the men on the chessboard get up and tell you where to go
 And you've just had some kind of mushroom, and your mind is moving low
 Go ask Alice, I think she'll know When logic and proportion have fallen sloppy dead
 And the white knight is talking backwards 
And the red queen's off with her head 
Remember what the dormouse said 

Feed your head, feed your head

 Go ask Alice, I think she'll know
 When logic and proportion have fallen sloppy dead
 And the white knight is talking backwards 
And the red queen's off with her head 
Remember what the dormouse said 

Feed your head, feed your head|

•One Solitary Raver•  |180-200|

Dream Catcher

A quick violin and guitar version of Subramania Bharati's "Chinanchiru Kiliye"

Chinanchiru Kiliye

I take the ridiculous and the sublime, add cellos, violins, guitars and random internet collaborators to make music of sorts

Eastworld (Indian Classical and Folk adaptation of the Westworld theme)

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