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If you’ve never heard of them or don’t know where to begin, here’s a list of the songs that you must absolutely track down and give a hear-
A song of Sufi origin, the singers soulfully declare to be a servant to their master’s wishes, to have a divine feeling of being one with God.
Every song that is composed by A.R. Rahman is a masterpiece, undoubtedly. The song features a chant by a Nepalese monk, followed by the warmth of Ani Choying’s voice.
The word ‘Afreen’ has multiple meanings in various languages, varying from ‘beautiful’ to praising the beloved. This melody will make you sway with its own charm. Do check out Anirban Dasgupta’s stand-up comedy act where he mentions this song and clearly cannot stop gushing over it.
The voice and the tune show how important the union of composition and vocals both are to give you a tune to groove to.
Soulful Sufi, a spin of rock ‘n’ roll to it, the sound of the harmonium, this song is fusion at its best.
Has Papon ever failed to make us fall in love with his voice? He doesn’t this time either when he joins in the third verse. The flute lines by Nirmalya Humtoo Dey are no less than surreal.
An interesting jugalbandi, two powerful voices of Jyoti Nooran and Harshdeep Kaur will amaze you.
A song sung by a little girl beautifully will undoubtedly catch anyone’s attention. Then again, so does the decision of Sachin Jigar to feature his daughter and the lyrical verses sung by Kirtidan G and Rekha Bharadwaj.
Classical Rajasthani vocals and rapping in the same song? You heard that right! An amazing song about freedom and the sense of belonging!
We’ve seen Amit Trivedi’s list on this list quite a few times and why should we not when he’s composed such brilliant tunes? This one is a fun composition that describes the heart of a free-spirited woman.
If you’ve never heard of them or don’t know where to begin, here’s a list of the songs that you must absolutely track down and give a hear-
A song of Sufi origin, the singers soulfully declare to be a servant to their master’s wishes, to have a divine feeling of being one with God.
Every song that is composed by A.R. Rahman is a masterpiece, undoubtedly. The song features a chant by a Nepalese monk, followed by the warmth of Ani Choying’s voice.
The word ‘Afreen’ has multiple meanings in various languages, varying from ‘beautiful’ to praising the beloved. This melody will make you sway with its own charm. Do check out Anirban Dasgupta’s stand-up comedy act where he mentions this song and clearly cannot stop gushing over it.
The voice and the tune show how important the union of composition and vocals both are to give you a tune to groove to.
Soulful Sufi, a spin of rock ‘n’ roll to it, the sound of the harmonium, this song is fusion at its best.
Has Papon ever failed to make us fall in love with his voice? He doesn’t this time either when he joins in the third verse. The flute lines by Nirmalya Humtoo Dey are no less than surreal.
An interesting jugalbandi, two powerful voices of Jyoti Nooran and Harshdeep Kaur will amaze you.
A song sung by a little girl beautifully will undoubtedly catch anyone’s attention. Then again, so does the decision of Sachin Jigar to feature his daughter and the lyrical verses sung by Kirtidan G and Rekha Bharadwaj.
Classical Rajasthani vocals and rapping in the same song? You heard that right! An amazing song about freedom and the sense of belonging!
We’ve seen Amit Trivedi’s list on this list quite a few times and why should we not when he’s composed such brilliant tunes? This one is a fun composition that describes the heart of a free-spirited woman.
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