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Nee Mazhai - Aaytha Ezhuthu / Yuva

Heavy Metal version of 'Azhagana Ratchasiye' song from 'Mudhalvan', composed by A.R.Rahman.
Drums created using Ableton Live racks.


Azhagana Ratchasiye Heavy Metal Guitar cover

Museum of Unsaid Things

Dear Giselle

Daniel

An adaptation of Ilayaraja's "En Iniya Pon" from the film Moodu Pani with fellow Raja enthusiast @mediumcoffee . This project is called "Le Rogeur" and the idea was not to do a literal cover but improvise liberally while still retaining the semblance of the original song. Here we take Raja's original harmony/chord structure & use more jazzy variants. The other improv happens in the interludes, where we start out sounding like the original interlude but wander off into different territories. We hope to do a few more of these under the "Le Rogeur" moniker over the next few weeks. And oh, another thing. For this project, in recognition of the technical challenges of Ilayaraja's golden years (the 80s), we will only use real instruments live-recorded without any software programming. 

Piano, Tonewheel organ - @Mediumcoffee
Vocals, Cello, Guitar, Bass - @krishashok

En Iniya Pon

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Ayyappa Suprabhatham | Vande Vigneswaram | Rare selection | KJ Yesudas |

listen to the beautiful cover of A.R.Rahman's master work Malargale from the movie love birds.
shylu ravindran - guitar
arun vijay - keys

Malargale Malargale | A.R.Rahman | Shylu Ravindran | Love Birds

An ambient adaptation of Ilayaraja's "Mandram Vandha" (Cheeni kum hai in Hindi) from Mani Ratnam's Mouna Ragam 

@mediumcoffee - Electric guitar, Keyboards, backing vocals
@krishashok - Cello, classical guitar, bass & lead vocals

Mandram Vandha

Chinna Thayaval - Abhijith P S Nair Violin Cover

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.

07 Ora Jupu

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

Mandram Vandha

Krish Ashok