V Sritharan is the music supervisor while Gold Devaraj is the music assistant as usual. The backing vocals are fantastically done and arranged, comprising of Shenbagaraj, Sarath Santosh and Aravind Srinivas singing in various scales almost resembling a A Capella. The ethnic strings instruments keep playing in the background and interludes and it is by SM Subhani while Rithu Vysakh plays the solo violin. The song is mixed and mastered by Abin Pushpakaran and recorded by Wesley. Andria Miranda and Britto David produce the track with all additional song arrangements by Hary Nair, VM Bharath and LJ Vijay. GV Prakash has been pretty busy acting and composing and he delivers his vocal performances quite well too when they are offered to him. Just about a month ago we had a song from “Valimai” talking about the irreplaceable relationship shared between a mother and son. That too was sung by Sid Sriram and as quite a lovely attempt by Yuvan Shankar Raja. This has the younger and new age composer Jakes Bejoy who is now becoming a pan-South Indian musician with regular releases in Malayalam and Tamil and now in Telugu. Incidentally it was Jakes Bejoy himself who made a song on the love of the Father called “Ilam Poove” from Anveshanam. The Malayalam song has no parallels and Sooraj Santhosh sang it brilliantly. Uma Devi needs to be give due credit for writing these touching words in this lovely dedication composed and produced by Jakes. Embar Kannan is at his splendid best on the solo violin with Nikhil Ram’s flute intervening. Sid Sriram excels at shifting between the lower and higher scales in no time. The female humming by Deepika Varadharajan and the Veena solo by Haritha Raj add great layers the interlude and somewhere when it ends I Was taken back to AR Rahman’s “Kannuku Mai Azhagu”. Godfrey Immanuel is solid as ever on the acoustic and bass guitars and they combine well with the flute and violin in union. Deepika’s cameo on the swaras sticks to your mind and I am thinking that there is probably some Ragam Maand in this song, and there is also an influence of Bihag in the track. The chorus arrangements are by Amal Anthony and he along with Jakes form the backup vocals. The recording engineers are Daniel Joseph Antony, K.K.Senthil Prasath and Midhun Manoj The strings we hear are fantastic thanks to Cochin Strings and we have Balu Thankachan on the mixing and mastering duties and Hari assisting him. He is like the solar eclipse, coming not very often (wonder why, when his music is astounding) but creating an absolute spectacle when he shows up. Dhibu Ninan Thomas just a couple of months ago created one of the best Tamil (or even Indian) sons of 2021 with “Adiye” and he is back again with songs from “Kombu Vatcha Singamda”. We have two fantastic vocal performances viz. D sathyaprakash who is well known and Ala B Bala who has always been around in the back up vocals of most songs.
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