Karthik Calling Karthik MP3 Songs Download - Music Review :

Karthik Calling Karthik MP3 Songs Download


Hey Ya - Shankar Mahadevan, Loy Mendonsa, Clinton Cerejo

Uff Teri Adaa - Shankar Mahadevan

Jaane Ye Kya Hua - K K

Kaisi Hai Ye Udaasi - Kailash Kher

Karthik Calling Karthik - Shankar Mahadevan, Suraj Jagan, Caralisa Monteiro

Karthik 2 O - Shankar Mahadevan

Karthik Calling Karthik (Remix) - Shankar Mahadevan, Suraj Jagan, Caralisa Monteiro

Hey Ya (Remix) - Shankar Mahadevan, Loy Mendonsa, Clinton Cerejo

Uff Teri Adaa (Remix) - Shankar Mahadevan, Loy Mendonsa, Clinton Cerejo





Music Review :

Music : Shankar Mahadevan-Ehsaan Noorani-Loy Mendonca; Lyricist: Javed Akhtar; Singers: Loy, Shankar, Clinton Cerejo, Malika Singh, KK, Kailash Kher, Alyssa Mendonsa, Suraj Jagan and Caralisa Monteiro ; Rating: ***

Composer trio Shankar-Ehsaan-loy are known for their versatility and quality work. In "Karthik Calling Karthik" too the trio has done a commendable job by making melodious numbers.

The album boasts of six originals and three remixes.

The soundtrack starts with "Hey ya!", crooned by Clinton Cerejo, Shankar and Loy. The love song has soft orchestration and free flowing vocals. The chirpy track also includes English lyrics. It is neither bad nor brilliant.

The song also has a remixed version, which has more beats and is faster.

Next is another romantic and upbeat track "Uff teri adaa" that has Shankar and Alyssa Mendonsa behind the mike. The song has a danceable tune, yet it is easy on the ear. Shankar's classical style and Alyssa's deep voice blend well. However, the lyrics are not very impressive.

This song too boasts of a remixed version that can be a hit at DJ consoles.

"Jaane ye kya hua" is another soft love ballad, sung in a different way by KK. The lilting melody touches the heart instantly and KK's voice creates a place in the listener's mind. A good composition.

It is followed up by "Kaisi hai ye udaasi", which is the best song of the soundtrack. Sung by Kailash Kher and Sukanya Purkayastha, the number is melodious and Kailash's singing is completely soul-stirring. The slow song with a wonderful composition tugs at your heartstrings.

Then there is the title track of the film with vocals by Suraj Jagan, Shankar, Caralisa Monteiro and Malika Singh. A cocktail of English and Hindi lyrics, the mood of the song is dark. It is an average number.

The song also has a "Karthik Calling Karthik" theme remix attached to it. It has been compiled by Delhi-based fusion band Midival Punditz and Karsh Kale.

Next is an instrumental piece called "Kathik 2.0" by Midival Punditz and Karsh Kale. The song that offers heavy percussion and brings out a rock feel ends with a dial tone. The edgy musical piece is something to look forward to.

On the whole the album is a mix of good and average songs. Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy have not disappointed.

Chance Pe Dance - Hindi Movie - Music Review

Chance Pe Dance - Music Review

Chance Pe Dance - Cast and Crew

Put on your dancing shoes and get ready to shake a leg with the music of Shahid Kapoor-Genelia D'Souza-starrer "Chance Pe Dance". The soundtrack has been composed by Adnan Sami and it boasts of fast-paced, high-on-energy dance numbers.

The album contains seven originals and two remix versions.

It opens with "Pe pe pepein" that starts with typical wedding music in the background. A Western song with rap by Hard Kaur and vocals by Master Saleem and Neeraj Sridhar, "Pe pe pepein" has a strong Punjabi flavour. It's a fast-paced song and slowly grows on you.

The song also has a remix version that adds more beats and makes it a perfect dance number.

Next is "Pump it up" with Vishal Dadlani behind the mike. The song has a punch and starts with a bang. It's a full-on dance number with a mix of dhol and electronic guitaring.

This track too has a remix version which is faster and includes more orchestration.

Up next is a slow love ballad "Pal mein hi", which is beautifully crooned by Soham Chakrabarthy and Shreya Ghoshal. The song brings in a tranquillising effect. It's a sweet and pleasing romantic number that touches a chord with the listener.

Then we have another fast track in the guise of "One more dance". The song sung by Kunal Ganjawala is not that impressive. The song has a techno feel and is meant for the dance floor; it, however, fails to create an impact and falls flat.

It is followed by "Yaba Daba Yahoo". Sung by Kunal Ganjawala, it takes the dance flavour of the album further. A fun number, it has a heavy dose of English lyrics.

"Rishta hai mera", sung by Shaan and Tulsi Kumar, changes the mood of the album. It's a soft, smooth song. An inspirational number, "Rishta hai mera" is a melodious composition and generates interest.

Finally there is "Just do it". High on electronic arrangements, the song has been crooned by Amit Kumar and director Ken Ghosh has composed it. It has influences of hip hop and is a dance number yet gain.

On the whole, if you want to dance away to glory, then "Chance Pe Dance" is the album you are looking for.

Saleem - Music Downloads

The audio songs of Telugu Movie Saleem has been released

The film is directed by YVS Choudary and Produced by Dr. Mohanbabu .M

The film stars Manchu Vishnuvardhan Babu, Ileana, Dr. Mohan Babu.M and music is composed by Dr. Mohanbabu .M

Producer Mohan Babu said during the launch of  the audio songs, “Saleem is the highest budgeted movie on my banner and it cost me around 23 crores to produce Saleem. This is also the first foray of Big Pictures in Telugu. Saleem has superb songs. YVS Chowdary has done excellent work though he overspent. There is a saying ‘Success is a public affair and failure is a personal funeral’. I had always maintained that I do work hard and leave the results part to the God.”

Saleem (2009) Movie Audio Songs Download

Track list
01 – Mama Mia – Shefali Alavres , Rap : Sunny
02 – Baby Baby – Megha Girish
03 – I Wanna Talk to you – Neekita Nigam
04 – Kalti Kalti – Sandeep Chowta , Chandrabose
05 – Lite Le Lo – Sanjeev Vadhwani , Neekita Nigam
06 – Freak Out – Amey Date , Geeta Madhuri
07 – Swargam Narakam – Neekita Nigam , Soumya Raah
08 – Poolu Gusa Gusa – Pradip Somasundaran , Sonu Kakkar
Click Below To Download All Songs : DOWNLOAD [320KBPS] [74 MB]

De Dana Dan Music Review

De Dana Dan Music Review

EXPECTATIONS

De Dana Dan is an out and out comic entertainer due to which one doesn't quite expect a musical here. Of course Akshay Kumar-Pritam 'jodi' in the past has given chartbuster tracks in comedies like Bhool Bhulaiyaa and Singh Is Kinng earlier. Still, these films had a romantic angle to them which resulted in memorable music not just by means of item numbers but also a few soulful songs. However, when it comes to De Dana Dan, all one expects are some more Hera Pheri moments, courtesy the coming together of Akshay Kumar, Suneil Shetty, Paresh Rawal and Priyadarshan.

MUSIC

There is a very pleasant surprise in store though at the very beginning of the album with Rahat Fateh Ali Khan coming up with an extremely likeable 'Rishte Naate'. A beautiful love song which is set in a mould similar to that of 'Teri Ore' [Singh Is Kinng], 'Rishte Naate' is also elevated further due to some very good writing by Sayeed Quadri. The combination works perfectly well with English rendition by Suzanne Demello being an icing on the cake. The song's remix makes for a good club outing as well with Kunal Ganjawala replacing Rahat Fateh Ali Khan for this version and still giving a good account of himself. It is surprising that such a beautiful sounding track is being released so late in the day when the film is a mere 20 days away from release.

Mood of the album changes soon after with some groovy beats making 'Paisa' a number to jive along. This is the kind of track that doesn't necessarily make a huge impression in the very first outing but grows on you tremendously after it has been played for a few times. The way RDB writes, composes and sings this track with Manak-E and Selina has a 'desi' feel to it as well that makes it stand out in the crowd. This is the kind of track which has Punjabi folk fusion written all over it and can be heard in the North India belt. A theme song about money being the driving force behind all the acts, 'Paisa Paisa', which also has a supporting 'Club Mix' version, can be a hugely popular track provided it is bombarded on music channels 24X7.

From a romantic number and a situational outing, De Dana Dan turns on the heat with a seductive 'Gale Lag Ja'. A sensual rain track featuring Katrina Kaif along with Akshay, it has newcomer Banjyotsna coming up with the kind of rendition that reminds of Alisha Chenoy. Written by Ashish Pandit, this slow moving number with Javed Ali behind the mike is easy on ears even though it doesn't carry that chartbuster appeal to it. Hear this one (which also has a second version with Domonique Cerejo also joining the show) for some soothing times and move on to the next one in the offering.

For fourth song in a row, there is a different lyricist roped in. This time around it is Irshaad Kamil who writes a celebration track 'Baamulaiza'. Even though Mika Singh is at the helm of affairs, one really misses Neeraj Sreedhar here who would have made a difference to the final outcome. A rhythmic track that has Style Bhai coming up with his rap-n-reggae, 'Baamulaiza' (which too has a 'remix version' in the offering) makes for a fine hearing though not necessarily belonging to the hit variety. It's nice to see though that Dominique Cerejo, an erstwhile background vocalist, gets yet another number as a playback singer to her credit.

The trend of a separate lyricist for each of the songs continues with Neeraj Sreedhar writing 'Hotty Naughty' which reminds one of lesser heard 'Aage Aage Dekhe Ja' [Life Partner] in its beginning portions. An obvious item number that has been crooned by Sunidhi Chauhan and is picturised on Neha Dhupia, 'Hotty Naughty' is more fun than sensual which ensures that the proceedings do not become risqué. A passable peppy track that should look good on screen with some eye catchy picturisation, it falls under the bracket of being time pass and that's about it. Kalpana Patwari sings the 'remix version' but frankly, one would prefer Sunidhi's rendition here.

Finally comes the title track 'De Dana Dan', a Sameer written number which is sung and composed by Ad Boys. Just like 'Paisa', this one too has a chartbuster appeal to it and sees a good blend of Punjabi music with contemporary Bollywood music. Boasting of the kind of beats and energy that seldom fails; De Dana Dan is quite spirited and should make for a riotous outing on screen. The track brings a good end to the album which mostly boasts of an inherent fun element.

OVERALL

In the recent times, there have been quite some quality musical scores like Kurbaan, Tum Mile, Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani and Radio that have managed to make an impact. Most of these have a classy feel to it. In comparison, De Dana Dan has a massy feel to it with numbers like 'Paisa' and title song making a good impression. 'Baamulaiza' and 'Hotty Naughty' don't have a much future though beyond the film's run in theatres. However, if there is a track that would be remembered at least for a few more months to come, it would be 'Rishte Naate'.