Music Review: Podhuvaaga Emmanasu Thangam

Album:

Podhuvaaga Emmanasu Thangam

Composer: D

Imman

Summa Irukkurathu Easy is a fun folk number rendered by Deepak. It starts off on peppy note and gains momentum. The use of sax and other instruments adds a different touch to this upbeat song. However, the beats and tune resemble several other Imman's folk numbers, so there is not much novelty here.Ammani is a pleasant number rendered by Diluckshan Jeyaratnam and Shashaa Tirupati. Diluckshan's lovely vocals complement Shashaa's perfectly, making the song a great listen. The use of flute, sax and other instruments in the background has only added beauty to this composition.This one makes is sure to make it to the charts. Yennaannu Solveno by Vandana Srinivasan and D Sathyaprakash is a pathos number. The rhythm is quite unusual, but at the same quite unusual, but at the same time, it is quite distracting, too. Vandana has effortlessly rendered her portions, taking away all the limelight. More like a situational song, this one may not make it to your playlist. Singakutty by Rajaganapathy and Niranjana is a melody with a folk touch... what with nadaswaram, et al. The song has its high beats without disturbing the vocals. The background beats are so catchy that it grows on you after a while.Though both the singers have done a good job, Rajaganapathy is even better with his lively voice. The use of sitar adds a different touch to this number. A sure-shot hit number from Imman. This is followed by Pachi Paranthiruchi by Mannargudi Ramesh, which talks about love and lost love. Instead of opting for a kuthu beat, this one takes the folk route. It is quite high on energy, yet Ramesh brings out the emotion effectively through his vocals. A one-time listen, this. An OK-ish album by Imman.