By Priyanka Bedi - Hindustan Times - New Delhi,India
Wednesday, July 5, 2006
Renowned classical singer Shubha Mudgal, who evades being musically typecast, transcends most barriers with her latest offering, The Awakening.
Mudgal marks her return after a long gap with a compilation of engrossing Sufi songs. Showing herself open to experimental art forms, she explores Sufi poetry and also attempts Punjabi songs.
The singer, who earlier made her mark with foot-tapping numbers Ali more angana and Ab ke saawan, has tried her hand at various genres - folk, pop and now Sufiana music.
The title track of the album - Main sutti rahiyaan - has already made it to the Buddha Bar compilation. The other songs in the album are also highly melodious but may take time to grow in popularity.
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Shubha Mudgal takes the Sufi flight
By Priyanka Bedi - Hindustan Times - New Delhi,India
Wednesday, July 5, 2006
Renowned classical singer Shubha Mudgal, who evades being musically typecast, transcends most barriers with her latest offering, The Awakening.
Mudgal marks her return after a long gap with a compilation of engrossing Sufi songs. Showing herself open to experimental art forms, she explores Sufi poetry and also attempts Punjabi songs.
The singer, who earlier made her mark with foot-tapping numbers Ali more angana and Ab ke saawan, has tried her hand at various genres - folk, pop and now Sufiana music.
The title track of the album - Main sutti rahiyaan - has already made it to the Buddha Bar compilation. The other songs in the album are also highly melodious but may take time to grow in popularity.
Wednesday, July 5, 2006
Renowned classical singer Shubha Mudgal, who evades being musically typecast, transcends most barriers with her latest offering, The Awakening.
Mudgal marks her return after a long gap with a compilation of engrossing Sufi songs. Showing herself open to experimental art forms, she explores Sufi poetry and also attempts Punjabi songs.
The singer, who earlier made her mark with foot-tapping numbers Ali more angana and Ab ke saawan, has tried her hand at various genres - folk, pop and now Sufiana music.
The title track of the album - Main sutti rahiyaan - has already made it to the Buddha Bar compilation. The other songs in the album are also highly melodious but may take time to grow in popularity.
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