Nostalgia Revisted

First listen to this mp3 clip:

While Kunnimanikal is making fairly good rounds on the net, I thought I'll throw in a sound that is bound to trigger up some thoughts. Especially those who has taken those long train rides in India. I was 10 hours away from my home and I have several trips great memories. There is something hypnotic about that sound. Its rhythmic most of the times. When it goes over a bridge, the tempo changes. I really wish I had recorded more sounds while I was there.

ANyways.. If these brought any memories to you, please share...

Introducing Sreehari Jayaprakash

Sreehari is the son of my school teacher. He was a great motivator to me and I give him a lot of credits for the role he played in my life. I recorded this song last year. Sreehari's voice had not cracked yet. Lucky for me. His boy voice had a magical quality. The ending of Kunnimanikal still tugs my heart a bit.

3 months ago, I met Sreehari and recorded some video. It was done impromptu and while his brother was playing computer games nearby. He is an incredibly talented young man. Obviously his voice has changed. But that doesn't mask his abilities. So here is Sreehari.



On the album video front, there has been a lot of hits on YouTube and people have been kind enough to leave comments. Keeps me humble and I hope all the hard work behind this album will pay off eventually. Thanks everyone, please send it to your friends and family, add it on your blog, orkut videos or web site.

Kunnimanikal video, In better quality.

I like Revver. Its better quality than youtube. But Youtube has the crowd.
If you enjoyed the video on you tube, you should be able to enjoy it better on revver (their audio could use some improvement). Here it is..



You can also download a quicktime movie to your PC from here

By the way, thanks for all those wonderful comments on youtube and orkut. Your encouragement means a lot to me. Really appreciate it.