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By Abid Š2008 Bollyvista.com |
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One, Two, Three |
The extremely rocking dance/party number 'Rock Mahi' brings the album to a close and one is at wits end as to whether it's a Pritam or a Raghav composition! But all credit to Raghav who shows that composing a hit number is no big deal. Just refurbish a popular tune, put in the Indian and Western music fusion and deck it up with lyrics like "You gotta rock Mahi, you never stop Mahi," and so on and whoa, here is a number that is bound to hit the charts. Raghav and Sunidhi vibe well and keep up the party mood with some energetic singing. As a musician, Raghav does put in his extra bit here, as he uses instruments like metallic flute and multiple guitars, etc., for the number.
All in all, it was a lovely and "hat ke" experience listening to some innovative compositions by the talented Raghav Sachar. He does not follow any strict, traditional route for composing. He is very flexible and innovative and does not stick to one format. But will it translate into sales for the audio? Its very difficult to say whether the audience is mature enough for his experimentations. On the other hand, if we compare the music of One, Two, Three to that of Kabul Express, Raghav does disappoint a wee bit here, as unlike the former, this album has limited appeal. Expected more!
Rating : 7/10 |
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