As someone who has participated in South Asian acappella and produced Indian fusion music, I am utterly amazed by this. Beyond the excellent soloists and sound production, this arrangement is sublime. The altered harmony of the Malayalam section of "Jiya Jale" at 1:03 in the background. At 1:39, the inclusion of the last line of the "Jiya Jale" chorus. 2:02 - 2:15 was a beautiful transition to "E Ajnabi" (Where is that from?). 3:14 - the addition of "E Ajnabi" in the background. Ultimately, Indian fusion is something attempted by so many artists and band as something cool to do, however, it sometimes ends up being jarring and crude. Differing musical forms are not respected equally and an oblong product results. This piece is a realization of musical fusion on a much more organic level. Mayank Prasad is the true winner here.
Hey man, just wanted to say thank you for the kind words! The transition in 2:02 is from Thaiyya Thaiyya, its an alternate version of Chaiyya on the Dil Se soundtrack.
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As someone who has participated in South Asian acappella and produced Indian fusion music, I am utterly amazed by this. Beyond the excellent soloists and sound production, this arrangement is sublime. The altered harmony of the Malayalam section of "Jiya Jale" at 1:03 in the background. At 1:39, the inclusion of the last line of the "Jiya Jale" chorus. 2:02 - 2:15 was a beautiful transition to "E Ajnabi" (Where is that from?). 3:14 - the addition of "E Ajnabi" in the background.
Ultimately, Indian fusion is something attempted by so many artists and band as something cool to do, however, it sometimes ends up being jarring and crude. Differing musical forms are not respected equally and an oblong product results. This piece is a realization of musical fusion on a much more organic level. Mayank Prasad is the true winner here.
Hey man, just wanted to say thank you for the kind words! The transition in 2:02 is from Thaiyya Thaiyya, its an alternate version of Chaiyya on the Dil Se soundtrack.
Addicted to this! Legit on constant repeat. Probably the most underrated South Asian a cappella group out there. Too good!
The female soloist is absolutely stunning! This is incredible!
Shout-out to my high school's alumni in the background! Glad college is going well. :)
This is really, really good. I would love to see more.
banger
Brendan.. wow. Great job Jeff. I can't stop watching this.
okay im dying. vocal percussion and bass guy = HOT
Amazing compose with some evergreen songs!!!
Obsessed! Can't stop listening. Love you, KR!
I was really mesmerized!! Super Fantastic music skill.. GJ 👍
Charter member, representing! What an incredible transition the group has made in 10 years. Very proud of you all...
This was beautiful! Dope cover guys!
The dope is off the charts. Sick.
I'm composing a dance to this music! I really love this video! :) Good job!
So am I ! :D
AMAZING job!
The beatboxer and the bass guy are both really hot.
what a great efforts....
excellent ..... enjoyed great fusion ... this is humanity .... true music .....touched
Really enjoyed your live performance of this mashup. Blown away by the music video concept/Walking Dead tie-in. Spot on.
This is crazy good
What an effort.. Rahman Rules forever..!
This is amazing. I love the soloists and the rhythm!
Congrats guys, this mash-up is basically flawless! so much ear candy :)
wow....
WoW... Greatest Work...
amazing
It is amazing, can there be English subtitles to get the whole story.. I am missing the amazing parts. :)
So proud of my best friend!!! He looks good with eyeliner xD
good
Hawt damn that beatboxer guy is really good. It's so hard-hitting and fast lol!
really nice :) thumbs up ;)
lol
Radioactive ki ashi tashi kardi
What the actual fuck !!!!!!
nise work
i like most 1:32- 1:47
check it out
Stop copying GREEN DAY..Bhai Dark Circles ka ilaj bhi hai aajkal...
who is green day?