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Broken

‘Moham’, an instrumental interpretation of the song, Moham Kondujaan’, a song originally composed by music director Johnson Master, one of Baiju Dharmajan’s biggest musical inspirations.

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Moham

Where I Was Born (Feat. Sreekanth Bhasi)

Kandisa

Takita Dha - Feat - Jahnvi & Mahesh Vinayakram

Presenting a rock adaptation of Nagumomu, a popular Carnatic krithi composed by Saint Thyagaraja in raga Abheri. This audio recording is taken from  Karthick Iyer Live's IndoSoul album launch performance at Museum Theatre, Chennai in July, 2015.

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Karthick Iyer Live seeks to introduce IndoSoul to people around the world, and inspire them to appreciate music that they might not have sought out on their own.

“The Indian civilization has stood the test of time, welcoming and absorbing numerous cultures along the way - reinventing itself with every addition, but never losing its depth. In a similar vein, IndoSoul goes beyond the confines of genre, seeks out and welcomes other musical influences - while retaining its core identity of Indianness” - Karthick Iyer.

Performed by
Karthick Iyer (Violin & vocals)
Vikram Vivekanand (Guitars)
Sumesh Narayanan (Mridangam, Percussion)
Naveen Napier (Bass)
Ramkumar Kanakarajan (Drums)

Mixed by Bob Phukan(Aura studio)

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Email: karthickiyer.music@gmail.com
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Nagumomu by Karthick Iyer Live

Marugelara - Carnatic Music 2.0 - Mahesh Raghvan

Carnatic Classical Fusion - (Mokshamu Galatha) - Aathirai Sivapalan

"I am the size of what I see, not that of my stature." 

These words, taken from 'The book of disquiet' by Portuguese writer Fernando Pessoa (translated by Richard Zenith) define the song Saramati. 
Based on the beautiful yet moody raga Saramati, these words intertwine with the breezy Carnatic classic, Sengathir Vaanam. Renowned saint-poet Sri Pithukuli Murugadas, who has written this song, talks about the joys of living an unpretentious life and finding God in nature. 

Saramati resonates this message of simple living along with the wise words of Pessoa.

Saramati

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Broken (Norah Jones Acapella Cover)

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