This is a Bachelor Party Theme Song Written, Composed and Sung by Sridar Elumalai. This is a medium and speed – 6 Beat -Dhadra,Laggi,Rela, -8 in 6 Technique. I used Adobe Audition for Recording and Composing. Chorus are done separate with modulations. This is the Initial First Version – All done in 7 Hours in my Home Studio. The full version with a 5 Minute cut will be released soon.Feel Free to Download and give me your feedback.
Iruttu Kadai – Theme Song
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Description
Gaana is a type of song in Tamil. It is characterised as a fastbeat song, with less emphasis on meaning, sung at a celebration. Initially, this was very popular with Indians from Chennai to relax while doing stressful work. It gained further popularity when a few songs were used in Tamil cinema. Though the song sung doesn’t have any meaning, there are a few unique signifiers of Gaana which include: It should not have more than 4–5 words per line.The words at the end of lines should be rhythmic.It must be sung at more than normal pace, so that words are not clear. This is mandatory for the lines containing some words.It should be accompanied by the beats of dappa or the metal sheets of a bus or train. It should be in 6 or 8 time signature.
As it gained momentum in the Chennai culture. Students from most of the colleges in Chennai and surroundings will sing the gaana in the bus and train they use to commute to college from their home. They choose buses or trains because singing attracts the attention of ‘the figures’, a term used in Chennai for pretty girls, and they need the metal or windows of the vehicle to generate a beat. A famous gaana Music Director is Deva, and other notable singers are Ulaganathan (Chithiram Pesuthadi) and Gana Bala ( Soodhu Kavvum).
Jayalakshmi Senthilkumar –
Audience kanom?ella avatharamum eduthachu, vazhthukkal!
Chandrashekaran Varadaraj –
recording bodhu audience sekkamattom?