by wiredbeats on March 14, 2010
This film – Daud was lousy but with a super chic sound track. The Background score and the soundtrack both top notch. Sounds that no one had heard during those days of Jhankaar beats! Rahman had produced and sequenced grooves so cool that they are still untouched. Remember Shabba Shabba!, what a baseline.Wow
I played Daud a few days and thought i should complete a long pending project i left at 60%, a club trippy mix of Oh Bhavare. Hope you guys like it, its very Tiesto and Armin Van Burren in few places. I tried so hard to get their sound here and ya coupled with a infectious groove of Rahman – What a result!
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by wiredbeats on February 20, 2010
One of the most melodious tracks by Rahman comes from his work in 1998 for the movie 1947- Earth. Infact all tracks in this film are quite radical, just like the next one he did for Water. The track Dheemi Dheemi has Hariharan singing solo with very little accompaniments. Somehow the track has this awesome effect, which i think only rahman knows. He knows what not to put in a composition to get the desired result.
Anyways, i used my toys to make a real minimal mix.Some mixing stunts, no gimmicks, just a simple minimal feel I hope you guys like it! and as always leave your comments. [click to continue...]
by wiredbeats on December 25, 2009
I just love this track from Rangeela. Mangtha Hai Kya. It has this amazing freshness even after over a decade of release. There is has been no such track since it was made by Rahman. The infectious rhythm and the piano creates an cool ambient effect which is so not typical of a bollywood number. Even today. This remains one of my top 10 best by Rahman.
And now i present a club mix. Sort of Deep House meets Ambient variant with loads of Rhodes thrown in. If you like Ibiza house, you will like this. Check it out! [click to continue...]
This film – Daud was lousy but with a super chic sound track. The Background score and the soundtrack both top notch. Sounds that no one had heard during those days of Jhankaar beats! Rahman had produced and sequenced grooves so cool that they are still untouched. Remember Shabba Shabba!, what a baseline.Wow
