An anthem should be more energetic and should have “never-heard-before” sound. Composers should have given more focus to it. The track is made for viewing and simply fails to make a place in audio.
It also features some dialogues by Jackky which makes it even more worthless to listen. The beats and arrangements are good but there’s lack of freshness which makes the song dull and boring. Youngistaan Anthem – Singers: Shree D, Ishq Bector Music: Shree D, Ishq Bector Lyrics: Siddharth BanerjeeĪ very ordinary track that doesn’t at all deserve to be an anthem. That “ Ganj bakhsh Faiz-e-Alam” sounds like pure bliss. It’s a very soulful composition which has been sung with sanctity. The variable tune with a constant Tabla is the limelight of the track. This AR Rahman discovery, in this composition, has moved into the Rahmanian zone of Sufi Qawwali. Daata Di Diwani (Qawwali) – Singers: Shiraz Uppal, Rafaqat Ali Khan Music: Shiraz Uppal Lyrics: Shakeel Sohail It’s an unexpected disaster from Sneha.Ĥ. They can easily win the competition of writing bad lyrics. And who the hell wrote these lyrics! Some Syed and Jackky himself. Ofcourse due to Mika’s vocals, his version was a better one but there doesn’t seem to be any difference in arrangements and backgrounds. I know she is awesome in using different and weird sounds but here, the composition sucked! It doesn’t matter if you talk about a particular version, both of them are equally awful. Even a debutante would not have composed such disaster. This is undoubtedly Sneha’s worst composition till date. Tanki (Version 1) / Tanki (Version 2) – Singers: Mika Singh, Apeksha Dandekar, Bhaven Dhanak, Sneha Khanwalkar / Bhaven Dhanak, Hard Kaur, Apeksha Dandekar, Sneha Khanwalkar Music: Sneha Khanwalkar Lyrics: Syed Ahmad Afzal, Jackky Bhagnani The tune has very fresh sound and Shiraz clearly owes it in singing and composing the track.
No doubt about the magic as some marvelous Piano pieces have been played. If after listening to a Rock song, you feel that you have heard something soulful, that implies the song has some magic.
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Well, T Series should definitely rope him in their next album as the excess of melodrama in their songs would be replaced by some true emotions. Mere Khuda being a beautiful composition, would not be recognized and received in a grand way. Sun Raha Hai got recognition just because it was a part of Aashiqui 2. This song would have been perfect in Aashiqui 2 album.
Mere Khuda – Singer: Shiraz Uppal Music: Shiraz Uppal Lyrics: Shakeel Sohail Although not a perfect one, but a slight resemblance of 50’s music made me happy.Ģ. Antara fells slightly flat but after listening it multiple times, it doesn’t sound odd. Both the interludes have Flute being played in 90’s style. Kausar has also used words like sangemarmar that are nowadays nowhere to be heard and give the feeling of an old black and white song. This tune has that classic touch and yet it’s going well with the youth. This song, in particular, gives more such feeling as Jeet’s tune resembles mid-fifties black and white era. That familiar feeling of a voice rendered for an ideal romantic hero. Is Arijit being today’s Mohammad Rafi? Well, I would be glad if it happens. Suno Na Sangemarmar – Singer: Arijit Singh Music: Jeet Ganguly Lyrics: Kausar Munir
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The technical queen Sneha has a weird track and at last Shree and Ishq attempts the title track.ĬLICK HERE to buy Full Soundtrack of Youngistaan from iTUNESġ. Fresh from last year’s success, Jeet Ganguly has again tried to touch hearts of millions. After getting hugely popular for his singing in Raanjhana, Shiraz Uppal makes his debut in composing with two songs. Here’s another album with a melodramatic concept of Indian politics which has Jacky Bhagnani and Neha Sharma in the lead. And if you observe the stats, most of the albums containing multiple composers have been big flops. Every second album has multiple composers these days. The multi-composer trend is getting a speedy popularity.
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