Download Adiye Song ##BEST##

In recent times i am slightly fed up with how we never get to listen to various voices like back in the 2000s where songs were sung by bunchhh of different singers the classic ones like Karthik, naresh Iyer, and all the good bunch. Today you can only hear to Sid Sri Ram or anirudh or pradeep. These are the only singing people left. I can't tolerate anirudh's singing or sriram any more.

Recently I started appreciating adiye song from Bachelor movie more. I feel like the composition is a normal seasonal breezy one but the singer, man I vibeeee so fucking much. He added a whole new level of dimension to a normal composition. It was soooo refreshing to listen to someone else sing other than this usual bunch for once. Please give that guy more chances pa?

Download Adiye Song

Download Zip 🔥 https://urluss.com/2y5Uo5 🔥

The song starts off with a haunting aalaap-ish opening sung by Poornima Sathish, which is set to Keeravani ragam (the notes of Keeravani ragam would be equivalent to, in Western terms, the harmonic minor scale). The way in which Imman uses Keeravani raga is important in figuring out how exactly he establishes the aforementioned haunting mood.

Director Mani Ratnam's usual associate music composer, A. R. Rahman was signed to compose the songs as well as the background score for the film. Rahman visited Mani Ratnam at one of the filming locations near coastal areas of Thiruchendur where they had a boat ride into the sea to discuss about the songs.[1] In an interview, Rahman stated that the music of Kadal is a blend of Christian gospel, blues and Carnatic music as the film plot portrays Christian fishermen.[2] Rahman claimed the sea to be a huge inspiration and hence the song "Chithirai Nila" was born out of this inspiration. As Mani Ratnam insisted on romantic numbers, Rahman composed "Nenjukulley" and "Moongil Thottam" in the same tempo.[3] The songs were alternate choices for Ratnam but he retained both.[3] On composition of song "Adiye", according to the composer, most Christian gospel songs have a blues feel to them. However, he clubbed the folk genre with jazz vocal backing into it as picturisation was to be done on a village boy. Initially, Ratnam wanted the composer to croon the track but the latter had already finalised "Elay Keechan" and hence "Adiye" was sung by Sid Sriram.[4] The operatic Italian version of song "Anbin Vaasale", sung by Natalie Di Luccio was used in the background score of the film.[5] A gibberish song sung by A.R. Rahman, used only in the film was featured on the character Celina (played by Lakshmi Manchu).

The soundtrack features seven songs and two of the songs penned by Vairamuthu are taken from "A Compilation of Vairamuthu's Poems" and third one from his work about sea odyssey, Thanner Thesam.[6][7] The song "Magudi Magudi" features vocals and lyrics by Sri Lankan rapper Aaryan Dinesh Kanagaratnam.[8][9]

Sony Music procured the audio rights of the soundtrack.[10] On 2 November 2012, an unplugged version of the song "Nenjukulle" was performed by Shakthisree Gopalan in the first episode of MTV Unplugged India: Season 2, aired over MTV India channel. In an interview, Rahman stated that the performed unplugged song would differ slightly from the soundtrack version.[11][12] The song garnered overwhelming response with positive feedback from several viewers over the internet.[13] The official soundtrack version of the song was released as a single on 21 November 2012.[14] The track "Elay Keechan" was released as a promotional single on 25 November 2012.[15] The complete album was initially supposed to be released on 12 November 2012,[16] although lyricist Karky as well as several media reports confirmed the same,[17] the officials of Madras Talkies denied such release schedules.[18] The soundtrack album was scheduled to release on 30 November 2012,[19] but due to tremendous pre-booking orders, the audio label advanced the release by two days.[20]

Within a day of its release on 22 November 2012, the song "Elay Keechaan" notched to position one and "Nenjukkule" at two on iTunes India charts.[27] Though the latter track clinched down, "Elay Keechaan" continued to be the chart topper for over two weeks. The complete album held the first position on iTunes India charts post its release.[28] All the songs marked their position in the top ten songs category on iTunes. This made Kadal's soundtrack enter into number one soundtrack album of India by December 2012.[29]

Prior to the release of the Tamil soundtrack album the song names were available over the internet by early November 2012.[30]The complete track listing was released on the film's official social networking page as well as on A.R. Rahman's official website on 26 November 2012.[8]

The song "Gunjukunna" was released on Madras Talkies's official YouTube channel on 6 December 2012. Lyrics for the Telugu version of the soundtrack are penned by poet Vanamali. Though the music was released on the label Sony Music, direct to stores on 19 December 2012,[31][32] the audio was launched in a grand function held at H.I.C.C Novotel, Hyderabad on 2 January 2013.[33] Suhasini Mani Ratnam and actor Arjun hosted the event. Before addressing the audience, the event opened up with composer A.R. Rahman performing medley on the keyboard, playing tunes of "Chinni Chinni Aasaa" and "Vinara Vinara" from the film Roja, thereby paying ode to his most collaborated director Mani Ratnam. Later, singer Sid Sriram performed the track "Yadike" and singers Harini and Abhay Jodhpurkar crooned "Patchani Thotta" on the stage. The lead debutantes of the film, Thulasi Nair and Gautham Karthik made their first public appearance through this event.[34][35]

The first single from Sathish Selvakumar's Bachelor, starring GV Prakash and Divyabharathi in lead roles, was released last year. The song, Kaadhal Kanmani, which was composed by GV himself, has him lending voice, too, for the track along with Swagatha S Krishnan. The slow-paced romantic song was lapped up by youngsters instantly, thanks to its catchy lyrics and soothing music.

The team has now come up with Adiye, the next song from the movie, which has Muniskanth and Bhagavathi Perumal, too, playing lead roles. The lyric video, which has music by Dhibu Ninan Thomas, is crooned by Kapil Kapilan with lyrics penned by GKB.

The video, which has cinematography by Theni Eswar and editing by San Lokesh, features GV Prakash and Divyabharathi as a beautiful couple who are madly in love with each other. The character played by GV suffers from anger management issue and how he sorts it out with his lady love forms the crux of the story. The visuals throw light on the mental issue he undergoes and the lyrics are apt for the relationship the couple shares with each other. Keba Jeremiah has handled guitar along with Naveen Napier on bass, while Sruthiraj on percussions and Rithu Vyshak's violin elevate the mood of the song. 17dc91bb1f