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Gudugudiya Sedi

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Carnatic notes, EDM, and western Violin create a fusion of harmony

The M.S.Subbulakshmi classic, Rangapuravihara, Muthuswamy Dikshitar’s kriti  in raga Brindavana Saranga, talam Rupakam,  presented here in a new age arrangement. Electronic music creates an effect of speed, while the kriti is sung in the traditional slow pace. The music starts with a simple synth melody; the vocalist then begins the Pallavi with mild violin harmonies in the background. The second vocalist joins in just after the Pallavi to deliver a catchy interlude of Swarams. The two vocalists go back and forth in the Anupallavi with a small violin solo in between. Then back to the Pallavi, and all the elements come together. The song ends on a high.

Team Shravan Kumar Ramani  (Vocals), Vinod Krishnan (Vocals),  Mayukha Kashyap (Violin) and  Nagaari (Music Arrangement and Production) infused this well known Carnatic classical song with western classical elements through Violin harmonies and contemporary instrumentation to create Rangapuravihara 2.0.

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Mayukha Kashyap 
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Vinod Krishnan
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Sriram Emani (Exec Producer) 
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Videography 
Brian Keim
Alex Boehnlein
Abby Boehnlein
Naveen Elangovan https://facebook.com/nvisionpx 

Post Production 
Brian Keim

Rangapura Vihara - IndianRaga | New Age Carnatic

Raghu Dixit's first project of 2012 is the EP "Unplugged - Live In York" - released April 23rd, recorded last summer with his band The Raghu Dixit Project in a stunning medieval church in Walmgate, York.

"Live In York" is an intimate, largely acoustic affair in which Raghu demonstrates his extraordinary vocal prowess and intricate guitar work in a five track set. It includes "No Man Will Ever Love You Like I Do", the song that transformed his career when he performed it live on Later.

With Jools Holland back in 2009 to an audience including fellow-guests Adele, Robert Plant and Arcade Fire, who all showed their appreciation.

Following transmission Raghu topped the iTunes' World Music chart in Britain and he's now India's highest-selling non-Bollywood domestic artist.

Live In York also includes a new version of the crowd (and YouTube) favourite "Gudugudiya Sedi Nodo", written by one of the great Kannada poets, Saint Shishunala Sharif.

There is one new song too, the poignant English-language ballad "I Still Love You", which was inspired by a romantic story from another Kannada poet, written over a hundred years ago.

Raghu sings with pure unbridled elation, his music and vocals are powerfully uplifting and a real awakener to the senses.

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Sung by : Shakthisree Gopalan

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Nenjukulle Full Song - Kadal | MTV Unplugged

Raghu Dixit's debut Kannada Movie Score. This was a breakthrough album in 'Sandalwood', the Kannada Movie Industry. Songs like 'Neenae Beku' and 'Mahadeshwara' became the songs on everyone's lips and also made Raghu a house hold name in Karnataka.

Psycho-Neenae-Beku

'Just Maath Maathalli', was the perfect follow up album after 'Psycho', which was a success by all measures in Sandalwood. 'Just Maath Maathalli', the title track, was the most played song on any FM Radio station in Bangalore.