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Volume 11 of our Soundcloud series, featuring 9 songs from across genres and languages as usual. Two of these are songs that were sent to us by the musicians and we loved them. So if you have music you would like us to feature or know of musicians who produce such music, do let us know!

On Sound Cloud 9 - Volume 11

Sinamika

Indian fusion

classical / fusion

Own compositions

Carnatic

tvrs classical2

Anoushka Shankar

God Of Love - Midival Punditz

Carnatic fusion of Jagadhodharana in Kaapi Ragam by Shri Purandara Daasa.

Music and Vocals : Chandramouli

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Jagadhodharana - Carnatic Fusion - Chandramouli


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, 

I do not own this content. All Copyrights reserved for Kappa TV production.

Swaminatha Paripalaya - Carnatic Fusion - Haricharan with Bennet & the Band (Unplugged)

PS: For those of you wondering what on earth this piece is about, see link below
https://www.orchestraltools.com/full-contact-competition

It's the distant future. Language has gone, and warring tribes use drums to communicate. 

Chapter 1: The enemy is approaching. These sacred lands need to be defended. To defensive positions! The drums roll to rally everyone

Chapter 2: Once human. Now, merely metal and flesh driven by weak ghastly souls. The robot overlords will be pleased when the last remaining band of humans will be harvested for organs. Let  the drums scream to send shiver down their spines, while it still remains in their body.

Chapter 3: Live free or burn to ashes. Let not the enemy take one fiber from these mortal bodies. Pound the drums to shatter their gears and rusted bones

Liberty or Ashes #FullContactCompetition

The Judgemental Owl

A Hero Is Born

This song describes the feeling of awe and mystery experienced by a climber ascending a mountain shrouded in mystery. As the journey gets challenging by the step, the climber begins to lose confidence, until she gets a brief glimpse of the summit as the clouds part. Motivated, the climber resumes, only to be impeded by a storm while on a narrow bridge over an abyss. All hope lost and unconscious, the climber wakes up to a surprise to find herself atop the summit

Ascending Mount Mystic


Cinema on Itunes
http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/cinema/id432456306Man On Fire  - Tab-lektrik ReMix

Performed and Remixed by Karsh Kale

Featuring Pandit Sunil Das- sitar
               Pandit Ajay Prasanna - bansuri

Man On Fire - Karsh Kale Tab-lektrik ReMix

'Bandeh' from the 2004 film 'Black Friday'.

Bandeh

Hi everyone! I hope you enjoy this simple, unplugged cover of my song from the Rajnikanth/Deepika Padukone film Kochadaiiyaan. Firstly, I'm extremely thankful to Mr. AR Rahman for giving me the opportunity to render this beautiful song for the film. This is the first time I've done a cover of a song which I've originally sung, and it is by no means meant to be compared to the original. The song is very special to me and I thought it would be nice to share it in our acoustic style :). Please show your support by sharing it wide! Lots of love always to all my friends, followers and well wishers :).

Dil Chaspiya/Medhuvaagathan (Unplugged)- Jonita Gandhi ft. Aakash Gandhi & Anton Apostolov

A lullaby song,written and composed just  with Voice and Veena and harp.

JO JO-Sriram Parthasarathy

Venkatachala Nilayam - Udaiyalur Shri. Kalyanaraman

My first composition, based on the scale of Raga Hari Kambhoji (I hope).  

Carnatic Rock Fusion

I was inspired to arrange this after watching a documentary on The Eagles... A sort of baroque meets latin jazz performed by a poor man's Al Dimeola. Hopefully Glenn Frey won't "kick my ass"... haha.

Hotel California

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

Marugalera

Sandhya Gowlai Raga Solo Performed at House Concert, Silver Spring, MD, USA

Gowlai Raga Violin Solo - Sandhya Srinath

A fast paced traditional Kannada Folk song from the movie Ratna Manjari sung by S. Janaki to the music of our beloved Rajan Nagendra sir. Look out for the distinct sound of 'anklets'...typifying the song. Beautifully rendered here by Dil Se Bhagya. 

Gili Gili Gilak- Dil Se Bhagyashree

Violin: Sandhya Srinath
Mridangam: Srinath Bala
Ghatam: Sukkanya Ramagopal
4-7pm on 7th March 2015, 
Pranava Fine Arts, Bangalore, India

Karaharapriya Ragam - Sandhya - Live Concert

THEME FINAL MASTER(Original Composition)

Indeed - Remember (MV Version)

Guitar cover of Aye Sinamika Song from OK Kanmani

Aye Sinamika OK Kanmani Guitar Cover

എപ്പ വന്നു....എപ്പടി വന്നു... ഒഫീഷ്യല്‍ ആണോ എന്നൊന്നും എന്നോട്ചോദിക്കരുത്... അറിയൂല്ല.... ഓണ്‍ലൈന്‍ കണ്ടു... നല്ല ക്ലാരിറ്റി ഉള്ള കൊണ്ട് 'മലരിനെ' അന്വേഷിച്ചു നടക്കുന്നവര്‍ക്ക് വേണ്ടി ഷെയര്‍ ചെയ്യുന്നു!

Malare Song- Premam (മലരേ മലരേ......   പ്രേമം)

Tony Grey - Say What You Mean (Karsh Kale Rework) 
to be released as a bonus track on the upcoming Tony Grey release " Unknown Angels"
coming soon....
featuring Tony Grey - vocals , bass, U Srinivas - mandolin, Selva Ganesh - ganjira and Karsh Kale - tabla, keyboards, drum programming, synth bass
Produced by  - Karsh Kale

Say What You Mean - Tony Grey (Karsh Kale Elektrik Shakti Rework)

Chandramouli - Krishna nee begane (carnatic fusion)

13-JUGALBANDI

Traveller

Inside Me

Buleria Con Ricardo

Casi Uno

A Carnatic fusion track.....Balaji Sivasubramanian a.k.a Lobo on the violin
Based on the song 'Nagumomu' in raag 'Abheri'.


Abheri CinCed

Classical & Rock Fusion

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)

Carnatic Classical Fusion of Saint Thiyagaraja's composition orajupu by Toronto based singer Aathirai Sivapalan and producer Mugunthan Sivapalan.

Carnatic Classical Fusion (Orajupu) - Aathirai Sivapalan

Carnatic Classical Fusion (Guruvajur Appane) - Aathirai Sivapalan

Distance/karsh kale

Ora Choopu - Classical Carnatic Fusion

Nagumomu - Classical Carnatic Fusion

Bantureethi Kolu Carnatic fusion in the ragam Hamsanaadam

Bantureethi- Carnatic Fusion- Chandramouli

Night (Bandish Projekt Club Mix) - Midival Punditz

Tabla beat science - Devotional

Krshna leela

Composer and Musician based in California. Do visit my Youtube page for even more content. Thanks for stopping by.

Carnatic Rock Fusion

Prasad Vidhyabaskaran