Raghav Sachar has composed the music for Bittoo Boss.
Below are the details on each of the songs from the album.the film releases on 13th April.
For more information on Raghav please visit his website www.raghavsachar.com/
1. Kick lag gayi - the brief given to me by the director and producer for this song was that it had to be a song where people should feel like dancing from the first sound they hear. It should sound like a "shadi" ka song. It is extremely high on energy and pace. The adrelinin rush while listening to the song should Be very high. The song sounds like a rolar costar ride. This song is sung by me and a version of it is sung by "master saleem".
2. Kaun Kenda hai - this was the first song composed for the film and is also my personal favorite. The brief for this song was "mad romance" and we managed to get it just there. It has a lovely change of character midway through the song which lifts the song into a different genre known as "qawali". This then again blends into the original composition. Very beautifully rendered by "sonu nigam and shreya ghoshal". It Brings a smile of your face on every listen.
3. Audi Sadi - this song has a funny story behind it. It was originally composed by me for my own personal album and I just made the producer hear it once for kicks. He instantaneously told me to hold on to it and not release it as an album song cause he wanted to use it for his film. The track is extremely modern (unlike the rest of the songs from the film which are more earthy). It has cutting edge sounds and a very broad spectrum of sound. The lyrics are fab and is an instant success with the youth of today. This song is sung by me and I have modulated my voice to a great level on this one. Modern sound engineering techniques make it sound fab.
4. Kabootar - this songs is a miracle of arrangement. A very simple old school composition style but made to sound funky and retro with the arrangement. Inspired by RD burman's mouth percussions, it is a breath of fresh air. Meaningful lyrics add to the incense of the track and funky arrangements make it very interesting to listen to. Sung by "Mika" in a slightly different style than his usual which is a nice change.
5. Bittoo lega - this was the last song composed for the film. It was done after the entire film music was completed and mixed. The producer requested for another song. After many failed attempts "Bittoo Lega" was created. I wanted it to have a completely different feel from the rest of the songs so I chose a very popular style of music known as "roadhouse blues". The track is mischievous and flaunts it too. Sung by "Mika" and two beautiful ladies "Neeti Mohan and Natalie di luchio" who have added a lot to the song.
6. Bawara (man jaage) - a sad song in the film which is re arranged by me where I have tried to make it sound extremely unlike a sad song arrangement. It has touches of opera, Indian classical, western classical and world music which makes it a great fusion track. It is sung very beautifully by "shahid" who is a new kid on the block with a great texture and technique.
Below are the details on each of the songs from the album.the film releases on 13th April.
For more information on Raghav please visit his website www.raghavsachar.com/
1. Kick lag gayi - the brief given to me by the director and producer for this song was that it had to be a song where people should feel like dancing from the first sound they hear. It should sound like a "shadi" ka song. It is extremely high on energy and pace. The adrelinin rush while listening to the song should Be very high. The song sounds like a rolar costar ride. This song is sung by me and a version of it is sung by "master saleem".
2. Kaun Kenda hai - this was the first song composed for the film and is also my personal favorite. The brief for this song was "mad romance" and we managed to get it just there. It has a lovely change of character midway through the song which lifts the song into a different genre known as "qawali". This then again blends into the original composition. Very beautifully rendered by "sonu nigam and shreya ghoshal". It Brings a smile of your face on every listen.
3. Audi Sadi - this song has a funny story behind it. It was originally composed by me for my own personal album and I just made the producer hear it once for kicks. He instantaneously told me to hold on to it and not release it as an album song cause he wanted to use it for his film. The track is extremely modern (unlike the rest of the songs from the film which are more earthy). It has cutting edge sounds and a very broad spectrum of sound. The lyrics are fab and is an instant success with the youth of today. This song is sung by me and I have modulated my voice to a great level on this one. Modern sound engineering techniques make it sound fab.
4. Kabootar - this songs is a miracle of arrangement. A very simple old school composition style but made to sound funky and retro with the arrangement. Inspired by RD burman's mouth percussions, it is a breath of fresh air. Meaningful lyrics add to the incense of the track and funky arrangements make it very interesting to listen to. Sung by "Mika" in a slightly different style than his usual which is a nice change.
5. Bittoo lega - this was the last song composed for the film. It was done after the entire film music was completed and mixed. The producer requested for another song. After many failed attempts "Bittoo Lega" was created. I wanted it to have a completely different feel from the rest of the songs so I chose a very popular style of music known as "roadhouse blues". The track is mischievous and flaunts it too. Sung by "Mika" and two beautiful ladies "Neeti Mohan and Natalie di luchio" who have added a lot to the song.
6. Bawara (man jaage) - a sad song in the film which is re arranged by me where I have tried to make it sound extremely unlike a sad song arrangement. It has touches of opera, Indian classical, western classical and world music which makes it a great fusion track. It is sung very beautifully by "shahid" who is a new kid on the block with a great texture and technique.
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