Nanhe nanhe has got so much of programming unlike the Ahista Ahista. The background thumps somewhere matches with "shera me aayi hain jaan" from WOHE. And this is more close. Also the landing notes from Sadhanaji's voice make this song more closer to WOHE song. I dont wish to call this musical inspiration but cant deny if its the AR's ideas that has inspired Dhruv. Besides Drona is a very good album with good sound and a nice effort from a new comer. As a composer Dhruv has etched neat melodies. One honest opinion about the title track is it has slight shadows of Tridev. But excuse me its very less and has all eligibility to stay as original.
-R --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, "rivjot" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > JUST heard the album for first time. Nanhe Nanhe kinda sounds like > "Aahista Aahista" - Swades. Sadhna Sargam's voice is so pure!! > > Yes, the jazz in Khushi does seem to be picked from Jaane Tu title > track. Title track of Drona is definately rocking. A good attempt from > a new comer composer. A decent album IMHO. > > > --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Vithur <vithurm@> wrote: > > > > Nanhe Nanhe is sweetness personified in the honey-soaked vocals of > Sadhana > > Sargam. Basically a lullaby, this one isn't one of those usual emotional > > 'lori' but is supported by a rich melody, which gives it a distinct > > identity. Though it would sound as an overstatement, Dhruv does show an > > ability to induce a harmonic feel in his compositions which is quite > > characteristic of A R Rehman. The title track and Nanhe Nanhe are > testimony > > to the claim. > > > > The final track Khushi by Shaan is a jazz number with liberal use of > trumpet > > and drums. The last pure jazz we heard was the less popular track > Main Bolu > > in A R Rahman's voice from Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na . This one falls in > the same > > genre but since the variety isn't much recognized here, it doesn't > have an > > instant appeal. > > > http://www.apnicommunity.com/bollywood-forum/74034-music-review- drona.html > > > > -- > > regards, > > Vithur > > > > ARR -- The Sweet Cube always > > >
