Music Review: Emo Gurram Egaravachu (Telugu)
Composer(s): M. M. Keeravani
Film: Emo Gurram Egaravachu
Rahul Sipligunj's nuanced rendition of Neelavenini Edipinchina aptly complements its simple, engaging tune. The minimalist piano-laden version too works great thanks to Revanth's vocals. Bharatham Pattina Natyam, again in the voice of Rahul Sipligunj, is super-catchy stuff, its semi-classical-folk blend sporting the major highlight. The soft-rock number Salahalivvoddu gets pitch-perfect support from Prudhvi Chandra, while Ramya Behara is in top form in the perky pop Bull Boy and the well-orchestrated multigenre hodgepodge Maid in India. She is accompanied by Yamini in the pleasant jazzy (but short) Ennisaarlaina, and an even more shorter title song Boore Buttalo. Emo Gurram Egaravachu sees Keeravani in top form; its tunes are variegated and immensely enjoyable!
Film: Emo Gurram Egaravachu
Rahul Sipligunj's nuanced rendition of Neelavenini Edipinchina aptly complements its simple, engaging tune. The minimalist piano-laden version too works great thanks to Revanth's vocals. Bharatham Pattina Natyam, again in the voice of Rahul Sipligunj, is super-catchy stuff, its semi-classical-folk blend sporting the major highlight. The soft-rock number Salahalivvoddu gets pitch-perfect support from Prudhvi Chandra, while Ramya Behara is in top form in the perky pop Bull Boy and the well-orchestrated multigenre hodgepodge Maid in India. She is accompanied by Yamini in the pleasant jazzy (but short) Ennisaarlaina, and an even more shorter title song Boore Buttalo. Emo Gurram Egaravachu sees Keeravani in top form; its tunes are variegated and immensely enjoyable!
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