2009 was a year of freshness in everyway. We saw a lot of remix, fresh composers, singers and more. Music Directors giving tunes to films wi...
2009 was a year of freshness in everyway. We saw a lot of remix, fresh composers, singers and more. Music Directors giving tunes to films with rural flavour have made it bigger last year. The best of all goes apt for V. Selvaganesh with ‘Vennila Kabadi Kuzhu’ and James Vasanthan for ‘Pasanga' while ‘Kunguma Poovum Konju Puravum’ was a good one from Yuvan. Take a look at the Music Gurus of the Year and listen to their fantastic tunes!
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 2009 was a year of freshness in everyway. We saw a lot of remix, fresh composers, singers and more. Music Directors giving tunes to films with rural flavour have made it bigger last year. The best of all goes apt for V. Selvaganesh with ‘Vennila Kabai Kulu’ and James Vasanthan for ‘Pasanga' while ‘Kunguma Poovum Konju Puravum’ was a good one from Yuvan. Well, tuning melodies for rural flicks is not as easy as taking on city based themes as one can't blend the western beats and hip-hops. On the other hand we did have those urban and melody tunes like Thaman’s ‘Eeram’, Devi’s ‘Kanthaswamy’ or Harris’s ‘Ayan’. As usual Harris-Suriya combo gave hits with ‘Ayan’ and ‘Aadhavan’. Vijay Antony is one of the leading composers who gave a great collection of peppy numbers for Vijay in ‘Vettaikkaran’. And needless to mention about Rahman’s awards and accolades for the whole year. Though ARR had no Tamil albums for the year he had ‘Couples Retreat’ in English and few others in Hindi. |
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 Unnaipol Oruvan – Shruthi Haasan It was Shruthi’s gift to her daddy dear. The starlet gave catchy songs that set the mood for the film, a remake of Hindi hit 'A Wednesday'. To be more particular, the title song of the film set a momentum. Shruthi took immense care to ensure that the lyrics stand out with limited instrumentation. | ||||||
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 Eeram – Thaman Thaman’s Eeram was fresh and full of life. Eeram songs are quite appropriate to its title. It was soft, simple and splendid. The album had three tracks and a theme music and they were strikingly different from the other ordinary songs. The young composer has announced loud that he is here to stay. ‘Eeram’ is a sample for many things to arrive from the youngster. | ||||||
 Vennila Kabadi Kuzhu – V. Selvaganesh Debutant V. Selvaganesh dives straight into our hearts with scintillating musical scores. Indeed, the melodies are gets you hypnotized as they make you feel humming through all the tunes. Selvaganesh moved straight into the territory of his mentor Rahman and it’s more illustrative with the instrumental fusion. Blending melodious folk with classical tunes offered a solacing treat. Songs like Lesa Parakkudhu and Pada Pada were heard everywhere. | ||||||
 Kuli 100- Bobo Sasi The song ‘Manasellam’ sung by Silambarasan was the choice of youngsters. The song's English lyrics and its rhythm attracted the teenagers, making them harmonize to its progression and lovely lyrics. Every song of the album had the ingredients liked by today’s generation. | ||||||
 Modhi Vilaiyaadu -Colonial Cousins (Hariharan and Leslie Lewis) With half-a-dozen songs, the album had some big names like Bombay Jayashree, Shaan, composer Deva besides Hariharan himself crooning for the songs. In tune with the times, the album has songs that are trendy and chic. It is a combination of rhythmic beats and nice blend of classical and western stuff. Modhi Vilayaadu’ is a one more from Hariharan and Leslie stable which impressed everyone alike. They proved that language is no barrier for good music. | ||||||
The best part of 2009 audio chart was Yuvan’s role. The young man rocked the year with the maximum number of releases. | ||||||
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Here is a list of noted hits of the year
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