Odipolaama Music Review

D Imman is one of the young breed of music-composers who knows the knack of pleasing contemporary film music-lovers. Predominantly hip-hop and groovy, his compositions are energetic and enthusiastic.

`Odipolaama' is no different. It is a typical Imman offering. The songs are strikingly fast paced and have catchy lyrics.

Supposedly a romantic entertainer as the title suggests, the album has song rendered by a team of young singers who have given their best. The album is sure to strike well.

1. Puchandi Puchandi - Listen here

Singer: Arathi Kankilar

Imman is known for his good rhythms. This song has typical Imman touch. It has everything to please music-lovers. Imman has opted for instruments that doesn't affect the clarity of the lyrics. Arathi Kankilar renders it well.

2. Ragala Kaara Maaman - Listen here

Singer: D Imman

A groovy song with loud and racy music. Imman himself has sung the song that is fast and furious. The pace at which the song progress is sure to help it top the charts. The interludes are very catchy.

3. Aruvi Pola - Listen here

Singer: Krish

The song has sounds that reminds one of Middle Eastern numbers. Krish is one of the young breed of singers who give thrust on good pronunciation of lyrics. He is cool and casual in rendering the song that has racy beats accompanying it.

4. Ading Ading - Listen here

Singer: D Imman & Rita

Again a groovy number, it has racy rhythms accompanying it all the way. The orchestration by Imman deserves special compliment. Rita in the company of Imman himself has sung with good energy. The song is sure to find favour with youngsters.

5. Odipolaama - Junkyard version - Listen here

Singer: Arathi Kankilar & Dinesh Kanagaratnam

The song is all peppy and pacy. The title phrase sounds good. The fusion of hip-hop and racy musical score by Imman is the song's USP. The music and the lyric go together with the latter very trendy and colloquial.

6. Vaalu Paiyane - Listen here

Singer: Anitha & Ranjith

What promises a lot as it begins slowly loses steam to disappoint. The rhythm pattern is good but the flow of music is far from pleasing. Loud at times too.

On the whole, `Odipolaama' has music that is for the youngsters. Imman has composed music for his target audience. A racy and loud album, it is sure to find favor with gen next.