AR Rahman To Release The Music For ‘Ek Deewana Tha’
Now, you can satiate some of those adulatory instincts by being the first one to grab a copy of the music of Ek Deewana Tha, to be released today by the great man himself.
21 December 2011
Now, you can satiate some of those adulatory instincts by being the first one to grab a copy of the music of Ek Deewana Tha, to be released today by the great man himself.
The phenomenon isn’t confined to YouTube anymore, as Dhanush takes his wundersong live to the masses at an upcoming awards show.
Swedish magnum opus, Opeth, are headed this way again, ostensibly to headline at the Summer Storm festival in Bangalore next February. But that’s just an excuse to rain some doom.
A newer version of an old song. Hmm, where have we heard that before? But all is forgiven if it turns out be better than the original. Check out Bombay Bicycle Club’s attempt.
The grooves and the moves will take centrestage at Canvas at the Palladium Mall in Mumbai, as Australian dance duo Yolanda Be Cool come to town with their catalogue of booty shakes and pelvic thrusts.
But this will be better, with loads of good music, beer, fun and cheer. No really; all four simultaneously, through the entire day.
Through his first album as composer, brought to you in association with Veecon Group.
It’s all big and ambitious, as Mumbai based Sky Rabbit begin lives under their new moniker with a two month national tour and an album in the New Year.
Innuendo it might still be, but right now we’re talking about music; specifically that which will form Priyanka Chopra’s must awaited pop debut.
An old classic bites the synthetic dust, as Oh Meri Chandni is given the treatment too for Samir Karnik’s latest movie.
Emergence release their new single, fine tuning their own perspectives and sentiments.
A little more of them is what we need, after 30 years of nonstop hits and thrash metal ass kickin’.
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