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

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

JO JO-Sriram Parthasarathy

Youtube link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLNdRjCmfEI

This song is a song by Bharathidasan, called thunbam neergayil, in raag desh. Desh is one of my favourite raags. And this is one of those songs, that I heard, loved and searched for a long time, till youtube came along and gave me a version to listen to. Do please support by clicking the follow button, that is how you would get to know latest tracks I post and the music also gets a wider audience :)

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Vocals: Ganesh Bharadwaj CV ( https://soundcloud.com/bharadwaj-cv/ )
Violin: https://soundcloud.com/durai-srinivasan 
Arrangement: Ganesh Bharadwaj CV ( https://soundcloud.com/bharadwaj-cv/ )
Recording: Raghav Avinash and Ganesh Bharadwaj CV
Mix: Abin

Thanks Aditya (  https://soundcloud.com/aytida88 ) for playing the piano at the start, during violin aalap.

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Thunbam Nergayil (Carnatic Fusion: Raag Desh) - Bharadwaj | Durai Srinivasan | VIDEO LINK BELOW

"The carnatification", a carnatic musical presentation on a electric guitar is what makes the album entirely different from the others in the market. The  carnatification is nothing but CARNATIC MODIFICATION . The album is filled with pure essence of carnatic music of highest order, comprising of high standard and popular krithis by the greats such as muthuswamy dikshidar, thyarajar, periyaswamy thooran , patnam Subramaniayam Iyer, madurai mani Iyer and purandaradasar. And as a highlight have my first composition too, a peppy ragamalika number. 
               
                   THE UNIQUENESS 

               The album is distinctly unique for the style of playing with double octaves , harmonies, and artificial harmonies and highly grooved swara sections which are completely new to the audience of carnatic. . I LL assure it to be a youth favorite because of the electric guitar factor and the recording quality and the brand names in the album.

              BIG SHOTS IN THE ALBUM

            THE CARNATIFICATION  has some real big names who are currently at the peak in the carnatic feild. I have been accompanied by my dad and percussion maestro Prapancham Ravindran on the mridangam , kanjira maestro B.S.Purushottam and hugely reputed DR.S. Karthick on the Ghatam. The 3 rhythm heroes have provided some brilliant grooves with the electric guitar , thus making it sound epic. 


endharo mahanu bhavulu

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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Nagaari
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Shravan Kumar Ramani
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Mayukha Kashyap 
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Vinod Krishnan
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Sriram Emani (Exec Producer) 
https://facebook.com/emanisriram 

Videography 
Brian Keim
Alex Boehnlein
Abby Boehnlein
Naveen Elangovan https://facebook.com/nvisionpx 

Post Production 
Brian Keim

Rangapura Vihara - IndianRaga | New Age Carnatic

My first Telugu song. Rendered for the film Village lo Vinayakudu for Manikanth kadri

Muddugaare - Village lo Vinayakudu

Karthick Iyer Live’s 1st album "IndoSoul - Looking Within To Look Beyond" is now available on
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A Contemporary violin adaptation of Brovabarama(Thyagaraja krithi)

I have played different styles of music from traditional carnatic to film-pop. However something that I've always leaned towards is to explore the idea of propping up our beautiful classical music against various genres like pop, rock, jazz etc. So here is a song from my outfit Karthick Iyer Live. We have played Thyagaraja's krithi Brovabarama in the raga Bahudari

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Covers music got a lively twist with the entrance of Karthick Iyer Live. Karthick Iyer who has played with bands and in festivals spanning almost all the continents in the world, has contemporized the existing format to suit the ever changing needs of the audiences. His concerts are known to touch every single person in the crowd, from old to new and from the laymen to the learned. He spices up his concerts with medleys of English, Tamil and Carnatic songs rolled into one. Dressed in a dazzling Moghul costume, holding a blue electric violin and armed with a compelling selection of Tamil, Hindi, English and Carnatic songs, Karthick is ready to cast a spell!

For wedding, corporate and other gig bookings please email karthickiyer.music@gmail.com

Musician Credits
Electric Violin, vocals - Karthick Iyer
Piano - Leon James
Mridangam - Sumesh Narayanan
Kanjira - Kishor
Live Sound - Mahesh


Check his youtube channel at http://www.youtube.com/user/Thekarthickiyer

For Concert Bookings:
Email:  karthickiyer.music@gmail.com
Mobile Number: +91 77009 08966

Brovabarama - Release the burdens - Free Download

I had played the flute for a composition by http://soundcloud.com/balamurali-balu for a temple based romantic theme :-) do listen and leave off your comments shares etc. Its based on the raga Reethigowlai
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Temple Romance - Balamurali Balu - Featuring Flute

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Rangapura Vihara - IndianRaga | New Age Carnatic

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