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Mayaledi Pilla Club Edit – Pappu Remix

by wiredbeats on August 6, 2010

I had the pleasure to remix this awesome track from Pappu OST . This is one of my favorite tracks in recent times and the original composer of the track – Phani Kalyan has done a great job in composing this track. It sounds very complete and has very little scope to remix.

The composer Phani asked me if i can try a remix of this track, just for fun. Its a pleasure because Phani is an alumnus of AR Rahman’s KM Music Conservatory and Pappu is his debut commercial project after he gratuated from the conservatory.

Check out the original soundtrack of Pappu here

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Daud : Oh Bhavre : A ‘trippy’ Club Edit Mix

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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Yuvraaj : Tu Muskuraa – Both of us mix.A leaf from soft rock

by wiredbeats on May 14, 2009

Are you in love? Were you? Would you want to be?The track ‘Tu Muskura from’ Yuvraaj asks for the same.

This amazing ballad (if i can call it) is about the girl asking  for everything for a boy as long as he remains happy. Smiling. Unconditionally. As long as he gives the warmth of the sunlight to her, as long as she seeks. The solo cello at the beginning is worth dying for and the later rhythm is worth preserving.  Here the music talks to you.

I found this to be an outstanding track to mix.

I wanted to treat it with utmost respect.

This track is so well sung and mixed by Rahman that it was suicidal for me to even attempt a mix, unless I get a brainwave. Which I did. [click to continue...]

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