Monday, July 25, 2005

My First Audio Blog :)

So here comes... refer to one of the previous posts for more info on this clip :)

52 comments:

Ganesh S said...

sorry if im not right , i was abt to post this topic asking whr is ur voice , and finally i hear urs it is so sweet but cant really understand anything ...

Arvind Srinivasan said...

Sounds very nice - good alaap there :-)

Anonymous said...

Hey chinmayi,
really beautiful song...your voice sounds amazing and your hindi diction is pretty good. The sounds more like a slow Bong rock...melodious with nice guitar work and backgorund vocals..
Great work and good luck.

Gnana Kirukan said...

I never knew my country Srilanka has progressed so much in music :) - They used to do those useless bailas. Good work - ur voice is awesome!!

Narayanan Venkitu said...

Nice song....Your sung ( I think) staring at 1.44 mins. Nice tune!

Hindi - I understand very little.

What is the other language?
Sinhalese?

IBH said...

The song is very very good and ur voice is BEAUTIFUL!

I like the song too....not understanding much of the lyrics...

Ram said...

Chinmayi... wonderful song and voice! Who better than yourself to make the most out of Audioblogs! Keep it coming! Looking forward to hearing more from you!

Aravind said...

Hi Chinmayi,
Your voice sounds as sweet as ever in this song... Loved it.... Congrats on your new initiative - audio blog!

BTW, what is the other language in the song?

Subbu said...

hey chinmayi,
Congrats on your International Venture. Singhalese song is good.. i couldn't appreciate the meaning yet its good. Your voice is great. A good fusion music .
-Subbu

REFLEX said...

good tune and music. I am thinking of writing a tamil lyric for this. :).
I understand that the theme is abt love.
Needless to say that u did sing well.

Chez said...

Nice song. It was so soothing Jimmy, particularly the Hindi lines.. loved it a lot. COngrats on ur 'International' Venture... ;)

Hmm...I hear a lot of cool melodies recently, did u check out Narayanan sir's audiopost on Malayalam songs last weekend??

Anonymous said...

Great!!!. Audio blog makes sense only for singers like you and not for the aam junta I guess

Anonymous said...

Hi Chinmayi,

Now I have became a frequent visitor of your blog. The song is really good... am able to understand only these lines
"Hey sanam tere hum ho gaya...
Jab nazare mili... mujhe aisa laga...
Thu jaan hai mera.... main teri ho gayi..."

Congratzz

BTW the quality is also too gud.. I never expected such a good quality in a audio blog... Keep posting more such audio blogs.

Jeevan said...

Hi Chinmayi

I is a good idea to improve the blogs. It was suprise to see an audio blog, when i click the play to hear, it is very melodies to hear and sleep. But I can’t understand the lyrics.

Sneha Acharya said...

WOW Chinmayee .. tht was gr8 wrk from u... i have hrd u first time when you sung in our dance school - Temple of Fine Arts some 5 years ago. I still remeber the first line of the gazal you sang ... "Phool Hain Chandh Hain Kya Kartha Hain" ... Then I never heard abt you and Kannathil Muthamittal was the one with whch again i cam to know about you.Good Work and All the Best!

Chinmayi Sripada /Chinmayee said...

Ganesh : :)
Arvind: Thanks :)
Suman: I have not heard Bong rock yet.. Now I guess I will!
Arjuna: useless bailas?? I like them a lot!!
Narayan: the other language is sinhalese
Ibh: thanks:) neither do I understand what they have sung!
ram: thanks
aravind: sinhalese
subbu : thanks
reflex: I think there was a tamil lyric.. bu it didnt come out .... dont quite remember though
magnus: I have nt checked it out yet
vasanthi: i am sure everyone will have a way of using these ABs.
prakash: thanks:)
Jeevan: thanks
sneha: hmm I dont quite remember you from TFA...where are you based??

Chinmayi Sripada /Chinmayee said...

thanks Gangadhar and Nagila

Anonymous said...

Good song. I like the alaap part. You should have sung the Ninaithu Ninaithu.... song in 7G Rainbow Colony - Krishnan

Anonymous said...

phew...praveen again chinmayi..i was sorta desperate to read more of u...u seem to be knowin too much of stuff...right from languages to comps...kwel..ur surely damn older than me coz of ur degree..i found that out readin of u...ha ha....well neways...i was mesmerised readin a lot abt u..and cant believe that ur down to earth and care to post back ur fans and all...man...i feel like i wanna see u now itself...cant help that...well..if i were u i would have got bored of thankin each and everyone around...ha...i think i should take a leaf outta ur book and start bloggin too...think its sorta....fun....luv dear didi,Praveen...

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Sneha Acharya said...

I am a Chennai TFA student .. and thr is no surprise u dont remember me .. We were in the practice sessions of the 'Ramayana' stage production and you visited our Swamiji 'HH Santhanand' and thts whn u sung a gazal

Anonymous said...

Hi Chinmayi,

I really appreciate your patience to reply Thanks, Thanks... to all the comments posted. I respect you a lot and it grows day by day... like all Rahman songs... :-) Feeling happy to be a fan of a good heart.

Woodooz said...

Nice song. Been listening to it for a while now. I like the part where the first few lines are sung in chorous.

Music knows no language barriers... Now I know why ! Congrats on ur first international assignment.

Kaps said...

This song has come out very well....hummable right from the beginning. hope to hear more audio posts from u.

Anonymous said...

Starting off on a rather coarse note (I almost thought how Chinmayi's voice became husky!), the song turns melodic with "hey sanam". But the transition is subtle in this interesting bilingual, cross-country effort at musical fusion. This appears to fall into that genre of music where the more you listen the more you appreciate it. A good effort, well done!

adarsh said...

wht language is that? what ever lang it is ... its really good..really liked it..
would visit ur blog daily from 2day ;-)

Anonymous said...

Lovely song and a very catchy tune...your part in the song sounds very sweet..

Chinmayi Sripada /Chinmayee said...

Krishnan: Thanks for leaving your name
Praveen: thanks.. looks like I have a brother too!
Sneha: I should remember you I think.. If I see you I should
Saras: thanks:)
Somu: thanks :)
kaps: sure thing!
adarsh: its sinhalese..
sudha: thanks :)

Anonymous said...

Excellent start to your audioblogging chapter. Hopefully, "Unheard songs of Chinmayee" will be a recurring theme. Looking forward to more.

museful said...

wow the song ws absolutely lovely...especially the alaap was really good....as always great to hear you sing!!!!

anantha said...

Beautiful song! Though its been up for a couple of days, today's when I got around to actually getting out my headphones and listening to it after work! Awesome....

Would love to read about your recording experiences and anecdotes, not to mention your songs :)

And thanx for that comment!

Twin-Gemini said...

I didnt read the linked post and listened to the song directly. I thought you were playing a silly prank on us by playing an unknown language! :-)

Nice song. Your hindi pronounciation is also very good for a South Indian. Your hindi seems quite flawless in the "Holi Re" song too from Mangal Pandey.

Anonymous said...

Hi Chinmayi,
I am new here. Very good song and nice voice. Wish i could understand the lyrics to enjoy the song more. Do you have a tamil version of this? IS this an album?

Vijay

Sriram said...

Nicely sung, Chinmayi!

Just managed to get into your blog! All interesting stuff... Know wat.. I am also from HSSS (1997 passout) and I do remember you singing songs during prayers and functions at school! All along you were talented! One of the good things about school was we did have a lot of exposure to music... thanks to Uma Ma'am.

Some of the Songs I really liked of yours were Kannathil Muthamittal, Enna idhu Enna idhu, oru nanban irundhaal, Santhipoma and i think a song from an ajith-meena movie which goes like "orey manam", was a beautifully sung song.
But, My favourite has always been "En uyir Thozhiyae".. Esplly your intro with awesome first interlude with Rahman stunning piano and not to forget his magical chords! It had a great charanam too!
All the best...
Keep blogging! And have fun!

-Sriram

Sriram said...

Btw... Holi re is a cool song! You have sung very well, even though your portions were short.

Al Maddath Maula and the chorus part of Rasiya song defines the greatness of the man!

-Sriram
thetraces.blogspot.com

Anonymous said...

Sriram: Ore manam is not my song!! In fact I think I have not sung in a single Ajith Movie.
Yes this is an album.. its called Neththara. You can have more info on their website too.. which I have written a little bit in the associated blog.

Cogito said...

Melodious song. Nice fusion of Sinhalese and hindi lyrics .. I was in Colombo recently and was surprised by how much sinhalese resembles the south indian languages ...

PreethZzZ The Original said...

Chinmayi, wonderfully sung... Your voice has matured a lot throughout the years and sounds as beautiful as ever.
This song was great as well, seemed to do full justice to your voice. Well done. Can you perhaps write a blog entry about how you came into the professional singing realm? I am sure that would interest many here and it would definitely interest me... Hope you can do it... Thx chinmayi keep up the good work.

Anonymous said...

The male singer 's name is Bathiya. And actually sinhalese has a lot of Oriya in it.. anyone knowing oriya will maybe see the similarities.. even their script has tremendous similarity to Bengali, Oriya scripts..

anantha said...

Awesome....have listened to this atleast 10 times today.... Have forwarded this link to a couple of my Sinhala friends as well!

Just curious, Is the aalap by you too? Konjam subtle difference therinjidhu in the voice, or mebbe i am just imagining!

Chinmayi Sripada /Chinmayee said...

Yes the alaap is sung by me:)

anantha said...

Soooper...

Chinmayi Sripada /Chinmayee said...

Thanks :)

Anonymous said...

Offtrack message -- did u happen to get the news? http://snehaandnrthya.blogspot.com/2005/07/swamiji-v-miss-u.html

Chinmayi Sripada /Chinmayee said...

I did.

mastersvoice said...

Chinmayi...Great Song and voice! By hearing the song, the way it was sung by you, I could know how deep, your rasanai is! Definitely you've a paradise in your mind! Enjoy in that paradise of music!

Suresh said...

Hi, I am coming here for the first time.. Are you the Chinmayi who has come in Shabtha swarangal???

Hawkeye said...

good song! I truly enjoyed it! nice to see you blogging chinmayi.

jack said...

bathiya and santhush are a nice group.Shakthi fm was relaying nethra in feb itself.

i heard this song but didn't realize that it was your voice.your voice adds a contrasting sweetness to the song.
my related post on this topic
http://jackofall.blogspot.com/2005/02/music-from-baila-country.html

Anjali said...

wow!Chins way to go.Sooperb song.

Jo said...

Hi Chinmayi,

First time here. Cool song. I liked your aalaap in the song very much.

Although I couldn't understand the lyrics... music doesn't need any language to appreciate it, right?

Please post more songs. Nice to meet you here.

Vasanth said...

woooowwww....cho chweet.... a song... which language is the starting... and is this in any album.... reminds me of "so jare tane lori...." from album " Bhoomi" byb sulaiman brothers.. the song was sung by shri shubha mudgal..