Ek Ghadi - D-day by rekha bharadwaj

9-Je suis un Homme - Zazie (Complet)

Recorded, Mixed and Mastered at SaMa Studios, Chennai by Vedanth Bharadwaj.
Vocals: Shruthi Vishwanath
Guitar, Backing Vocals: Vedanth Bharadwaj

The 101st Collaboration: Khel Mandiyela

Ma Rewa

Kandisa

Kadia Instrumental with Cello

‘Fakiri’, that is neither betwixt nor between, but inspired by both Kabir’s life and his poetry, ‘Lago Mere Yaar Fakiri’, which is about letting go.


'Fakiri' - Vishal Dadlani, Neeraj Arya's Kabir Cafe - The Dewarists S04E02

Dil Khush [Single]

Dil Khush

For the Season four finale Nucleya and Shruti Pathak travel to the land of the beautiful blue waters, Phuket, Thailand to find a tune for the words of our Poet Dewarist Waris Shah. Our dewarists discuss the poems of Waris Shah also popularly known as William Shakespeare of India for his most famous work Heer Ranjha. Waris Shah’s words gave the poem much more meaning than just a love story. They both feel that love being such a universal language would work great as the theme for the song and the poem would do justice to it.

'Heer' - Nucleya, Shruti Pathak - The Dewarists S04E06

Singer : Swanand Kirkire
Music: Shantanu Moitra

Baanwara Mann-Hazaaron Khwahishien aisi

Aankhon Kay Sagar - Coke Studio, Season 2

This interpretation of the classic ghazal by Fayyaz Hashmi features Rohini Ravada on vocals and Shankar Tucker on keyboards, clarinet, and tabla.

This is one of my most favorite compositions of all time. Unfortunately I had to leave off the last verse in order to keep the time suitable for a YouTube video. I will release the full version with all verses as part of an album later on.

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"Aaj Jaane Ki Zid Na Karo" - Shankar Tucker ft. Rohini Ravada

I don't claim the right of any song.

Credits:
Music Composer: A R Rahman
Vocals: A R Rahman
Music Producer: Ranjit Barot
Violin: Ann Marie simpson
Guitar: Keba Jeremiah
Upright Bass: Elie Afif
Drums & Percussion: Ranjit Barot
Piano: Harmeet Manseta
Percussion: Sanket Naik
Shehnai: Omkar Dhumal
Shehnai: Raju Dhumal
Shehnai: Sunil Dhumal
Shehnai: Sanjeev Shankar
Shehnai: Ashwani Shankar
Violin: Hemanthraj Muliyil
Violin: R.K.Prabhakar
Violin: Sheik Imam Saheb
Violin: P.S.Ramachandran
Viola: P.Mohan Rao
Viola: K.Murali
Viola: P.Bhaskar
Viola: B.Jayachandar
Cello: R.K.Vijayendran
Cello: John Gayen
Double Bass: Bidyut Kayal
Music Conductor: Srinivas Murthy
Choir from KM Conservatory: Abhay Jodhpurkar
Choir from KM Conservatory: Akshay Sharma
Choir from KM Conservatory: Sandeep Gurrapadi
Choir from KM Conservatory: Mihir Bhagdawala
Choir from KM Conservatory: Pranav Robbin Joseph
Choir from KM Conservatory: Vedika Chandran
Choir from KM Conservatory: Rohini Basu
Choir from KM Conservatory: Niyati Kaul
Choir from KM Conservatory: Arpita Gandhi
Choir from KM Conservatory: Ramya Chandrasekar
Choir from KM Conservatory: Aanchal Sethi
A R Rahman's Sound Team: R Nitish Kumar
A R Rahman's Sound Team: Srinidhi Venkatesh
A R Rahman's Sound Team: Suresh Permal
A R Rahman's Sound Team: Jerry Vincent

05. Aaj Jaane Ki Zid Na Karo | MTV Unplugged Season II | A.R.Rahman

Shafqat Amanat Ali - Khamaaj (Live at Coke Studio)

They say waiting is always the hardest part. Everyone knows that feeling, the mix of nervousness, impatience and excitement. You’re a few minutes away from watching your favorite band perform, you’ve just bought a new instrument and can’t wait to get home and play on it, you’re in an airport, waiting to get on that plane which will take you home. But you know that there’s a small part of you which is guiltily savoring the wait, some little corner of your mind that is enjoying the suspense. That is what Anticipation is all about.

Music composed and recorded by Maruthi Chandrasekaran.

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5. Anticipation (First Flight)

Starting off as a chord-drum-bass jam inspired by the nightly servings of coffee during exams week in the D-block hostels of Vellore Institute of Technology, this song has since been infused with the crisp, emotive sounds of Varadarajan’s violins, adding the perfect ingredient to complete the rich brew.

Music: Varadharajan Chandran (Violin), Maruthi Chandrasekaran (Keyboards), Priyanka Srinivasan (Rhythm Programming).

Creative Input: Nikil Kumar, Sai Raman.

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1. Filter Kaapi (First Flight)

The desert landscapes of Jaisalmer and its surrounding villages provide the backdrop for this final collaboration from Episode 5. It is an eclectic combination between U.K.-based breakbeat pop performer and producer Shri, singer-songwriter Monica Dogra and folk collective Rajasthan Roots.

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'Changing World' - Monica Dogra, Shri, Rajasthan Roots - The Dewarists S01E05

'Today' is a mélange of pulp and pop by Shaa'ir + Func and La Pongal. Randolph Correia and Darbuka Siva match each other, beat for step, as the incredible vocals of Monica Dogra and Anthony Daasan create high-octane folktronica, where eccentricity grooves with the humility of folk music from Chennai.

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'Today' - Shaa'ir + Func, La Pongal - The Dewarists S02E03

'The Gypsy' is an ode to wanderlust, featuring Anoushka Shankar on sitar, Sanjeev Shankar on shehnai, and Pirashanna Thevarajah on percussion. Much like the city the episode was filmed in, New Delhi, the track is unapologetically modern, and yet steeped in tradition.

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'The Gypsy' - Anoushka Shankar, Sanjeev Shankar, Pirashanna Thevarajah - The Dewarists S02E05

In this episode Brooklyn Shanti and Mou Sultana come to their home town Kolkata. Nucleya joins them to create a track about their relationship with the city. The song has two distinct parts, one featuring a bass-heavy dance beat and the other a mellow bengali rap. Watch as they talk about their beginnings and make 'Bangla Bass' 

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Rucha Satoor