Music Review: Dikkulu Choodaku Ramayya (Telugu)
Composer(s): M. M. Keeravani
Listen to the songs online here: YouTube (Vel Records)
Dintana has all that you would want from a catchy track, riding on a simple hook and an easy on the ears arrangement. Chembistri is wacky, but the bizarre mix of sounds works just about passably. Ramya Behara's flawless singing does wonders for the dreamy and minimal yet beautifully orchestrated Telipotunna. The violin-veena fusion in Anthe Premanthe adds to the magic the singers KK Bhairava and Mohana bring to the table (I really liked how the composer incorporated the female singer's portions). Ramesh Vinayakam and Yamini ace the dulcet folk melody Andari Rathalu, even as the title song morphs into a full-on kuthu that's catchy as it's heady.. Keeravani whips up a heady musical concoction with Dikkulu Choodaku Ramayya.
Listen to the songs online here: YouTube (Vel Records)
Dintana has all that you would want from a catchy track, riding on a simple hook and an easy on the ears arrangement. Chembistri is wacky, but the bizarre mix of sounds works just about passably. Ramya Behara's flawless singing does wonders for the dreamy and minimal yet beautifully orchestrated Telipotunna. The violin-veena fusion in Anthe Premanthe adds to the magic the singers KK Bhairava and Mohana bring to the table (I really liked how the composer incorporated the female singer's portions). Ramesh Vinayakam and Yamini ace the dulcet folk melody Andari Rathalu, even as the title song morphs into a full-on kuthu that's catchy as it's heady.. Keeravani whips up a heady musical concoction with Dikkulu Choodaku Ramayya.
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