Music: Vishal - Shekhar
1. Piya Tu Kaahe Rootha Re ------------------------- 8/10
A great fusion of Indian classical devotional music and rock. Those who love their Indian classical music with some zing and emotional edge, look no further. A well paced Hindustani classical counterpart to the grunge genre.
2. Tore Bina -------------------------------------------------- 8/10
One of the simplest and modest, yet very melodious song by Sukhwinder Singh. Given his style, anything he sings feels an overstretch and loud, but this one is an anomaly for Sukhwinder in that it is very easy going. Give the track about 30 seconds and it will absorb you in it's sweetness.
Brownie point:
- Aami Shotti Bolchi - An intriguing jazz and rock fusion sprinkled with Bengali lyrics. Something fitting to Usha Uthup's flamboyant style. Different.
Final verdict: Overall, the album is a standard musical production. Do listen to the two songs above. Listening to the albums from Vishal-Shekhar lately, they look to experiment with fusion music and break out of their Anjaana Anjaani-esque musical mould.
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Music: Blair Mowat
1. Hum Adhoray ------------------------------------------- 6/10
A typical Pakistani style melodramatic sad song. Good beats and decent tune. The tune transitions of this track is it's strength thereby preventing tune repetitiveness. Given Zuj Gibran's rock leanings, there is ample bass guitar to make it a worthwhile listen
2. Bayrukhi ------------------------------------------------ 6/10
Yet another track from Zuj Gibran. Lovers of Pakistani musical style have something to look forward to. This is an almost decent rock, R&B style track full with high pitched singing. Pretty decent.
Final verdict: Overall, the album is sub-standard, but give the above two songs a try.
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