Thank you so much! HJ has a way of getting into our heads in a very subconscious way... you won’t even know you have been inspired by him! I wanted to analyze how this happens... so glad u enjoyed, 🖐
Wonderful Analysis !! And I also noticed that for his popular tunes on major scales - He mostly tends to follow Canon in D chord progression patterns ( for eg : Nenjikkul Peynthithum and Kaathal Konjam ) . ALas, he is one such rare composers who is a pure genius in sound engineering and mixing .. His tracks have that unique and perfect blend of low and mid-frequencies that give a soothing feel .
The word HAJAX for his signature style city-based romance melodies - This episode is only about one A... There are more musical properties inside the other letters: H, A, J and X. We’ll get to them in future episodes. 🙏
I'm glad that these music analysis videos are being made. but I don't understand the video. Every composer will have a scale comfortable to them. For Harris it happens to be C Minor, For ARR its E Major, For Hans Zimmer its D Minor. What is special about Harris here ?
Very good analysis..👏👏 I've been listening to harris songs since childhood Also he mostly prefers minor chords than major that will give us more emotion. He enforces that chord with a cool chorus/strings/pads throughout the song or at High points. As you said, the saxophone is his signature lead instrument that gives us a smoothy feel. His signature scale is Bm which will sound more urban and stylish.
Wow...really that gave great insight of HAJAX songs. Very informative video. A BIG THANKS to you. And we will be waiting for your future videos on this.
Yes... My favorite music composer ever😍😍 the product he gives with the extraordinary quality is always awsm🥰😍 and i always realise that Harrish must composed this song before seeing the composer's name...!! 😁😍😍😍
Hi Shriram! I came across your channel after starting Suvai Snippets program... Great stuff very happy to see your works! Missed replying to you here. Happy New Year!
HAJAX! It’s like being in the Matrix. The HAJAX is all around us and we don’t even know it. Even other composers might be influenced by it, and not realize! Haha! That is HAJAX!
Sure. For years, I believed that unique styles or SUVAI are there for each composers and I can say music directors of many songs by just listening it. I always wonder that some technique they have and tried to find that particular notes or scales that each one use. Amazingly I also found something like this. Vidyasagar style, Ilayaraja styles, A R R, Raveendran master in malayalam, Johnson master and so on.. Then I tried to make tunes in their patterns. Amazingly, the styles can be recreated in a form of new melody. I think different people like different type of melodies, but these successful music directors know what is the most catchy one for soul of many of us.. 😊
Harris often, takes a U turn and goes Dorian in the interludes, something I haven't seen many composers do often, and when Harris does it he does it so well, it sounds very musical. Still people call him out for using same chords, which is absolute rubbish coz that's how the entire mainstream pop music works.
Very good. I appreciate your interest and effort for making this vdo. In terms of melody you explained it very well. however in Harris songs the technical details like tone, vocal, harmony, approach to arrangement and mixing are also very unique and fascinating.
Thank u... I hear you!! 🙂This is only part 1. A snippet. Will keep revisiting HJ. This channel is young... keeping videos short - even for this length, the stats tell me that people watched only one third!! Only after couple years they will watch longer videos. We can do a long “Harris digest” episode later...
I'd argue many of them can also be in Dorian rather than Aeolian, but the 6th is used sparingly in many songs. If you notice many of the songs you played, the 6th (Ab) never shows up (making it unclear if it's Dorian or Aeolian). It typically shows up later in the charanam at a higher point of the melody, and there are many songs that modulate back and forth between the two scales, changing between using an A and an Ab for dramatic effect.
If music can be put as mathematics of permutations and combinations of notes and scales, the video you've made makes much sense as an intersection of music as an art and as a science/math. Beautiful analysis of patterns mam. Great work.
It’s the desire to make a name for Harris Jayaraj hits... because he is a composer who made a signature brand of hits... one has to go back and forth between the letters of his name and musical properties of his signature style, to reason out a name: H-A-J-A-X. It’s not without its pitfalls, but in general, it fits and sounds cool enough. I’ve planned musical properties for HAJ as well 🙂.
BINGO! So doing whatever I can, to demo his genius to the general non-musician audience... it is not easy to create a signature style across movies and please the director of each movie AND give mega hits.... It would be fair to say he has created a style/genre of urban romance music for Indians... Hence HAJAX...
@@suvaissance but it sounds the same which will be like listening to one song all the time.. now harris is out of Tamil film industry coz he never experiment different music like arr does or raja sir did in the past
The flat 6th, i.e. the G# in this case is a crucial part to get that aeolian sound/feel. Only vaseegara used that note and none of the other songs which you played, seem to have that note. In fact, the 6th was hardly used in any of the melodies. So how can we say that aeolian is his signature for romantic songs? Nenjukkul peidithe is also a romantic one. But it is in major scale. Even mutyala dharani from seventh sense has a completely major feel throughout the whole song and that is alos a love song.
Yeah, not just playing in minor scale means to have uniqueness. But Su Krish mam tries to explain the unique romantic touch that is peculiar to Harris. I'll tell how he does it. 1.All composers compose in minor scale. Their songs have the flats n sharps excluding the narural notes to add a feel. But Harris songs stay within the natural root notes. They don't have the flats n sharps as in Melodic or Harmonic minors. 2.The chord placement. He uses the main four chords of the scale of a song and arranges them in such a manner that it sounds so soothing. Rarely he goes for a different chord for special feel. 3.Harris songs start with a catchy prelude, simple but beatiful tune and a well harmonized chorus portion that is easily registered in our mind and makes us hum that repeatedly. Also his bass rhythm beats automatically makes us tap our feet. Thus Harris stands unique with his signature. We can easily identify his songs even among a group of 100 songs. 💯💯🖤🖤🎶🎶
This type of romantic music the urban like because of use of mobile headphones love listeningduring travel and that too after returning from office or school many don't want heavy music. Listening such music and after getting a seat in bus / train several listeners would have missed their destination too.
Sure! Will do others... I am so glad you said the word “decode” 🙂... indeed that is the sense in which I am using the word “Suvai” (getting to the core essence of what makes something beautiful). We will decode and get to the “Suvai” of many pieces of music, art, and through that, touch upon some societal issues too.
Harris Jayaraj peoduced the master album when I was 07 years old as kid in 2001,This film advised in sun tv about minnale film and Harris spoken his intro and we'll reserved this film
If you see the num of projects Harris did per yer all these years the avg is 3 per year. That's like one movie per 4months. Including songs and background scores. That's much quick work than the num of projects international producers and artists do. Yes, IR and AR are faster than that, that's coz they have people with them to get their work done fast despite sacrificing on some quality. Everyone talks about template, IR is someone who used the same template of sounds and orchestral patterns throughout his career, never cared to experiment on different sound scrapes at all. No one targets him. People always want to find reasons to undermine Harris. Every international artist has their own template, its called signature style. They work in a single genre most. Harris has experimented on various genres, he just won't go too offbeat boring songs and call it experimental, that's all. People who say Harris follows the same template have only listened to his most renowned songs I guess. Have you listened to his tracks like, Malazhi Malazhii, Mayeera, Pada Pada, Kumari, Ragasiya Kanavugal, Moongil Kaadugalae, Rangu Rangamma, Pinchi Tendalae,.... I could keep going.
I started HAJAX because of sentiments similar to yours 🙂🙏...that “youthful Indian pop music” sound: There’s things like the wo-hu wo-hu sound, the gibberish... everyone does it now but it’s Harris who started this...
Thanks a lot again madam. Please keep em coming. As much as u have to teach about composing, I have the appetite to learn, and hopefully there are many more like me. Please make many videos on Harris, Ilaiyaraaja, Rahman etc. Very eager to learn 😊🙏
PART 2 is here: th-cam.com/video/ZKKUabX3j4Y/w-d-xo.html
As a Harris fan and a budding composer i loved this video madam. ❤
Music appreciation and analysis is something not very much explored in the tamil music industry.
Love this video. Please do more!
Thank u so much! Will do...
அன்றும் இன்றும் என்றும்
HARRIS SIR💓
Wow Absolutely super 👌👌.. I'm a diehard harriz sir fan... 🙋💖
Thank you so much! HJ has a way of getting into our heads in a very subconscious way... you won’t even know you have been inspired by him! I wanted to analyze how this happens... so glad u enjoyed, 🖐
This is what i expected. Proud to be a fan of Thailaivan Harris ♡♡♡
Wonderful Analysis !!
And I also noticed that for his popular tunes on major scales - He mostly tends to follow Canon in D chord progression patterns ( for eg : Nenjikkul Peynthithum and Kaathal Konjam ) .
ALas, he is one such rare composers who is a pure genius in sound engineering and mixing ..
His tracks have that unique and perfect blend of low and mid-frequencies that give a soothing feel .
Great analysis
Yup bro. When it comes to sound qualtity n tone clarity, Harris is the best in the bussiness💯🔥
D minor and G minor are the scale mostly used in his songs ❤️
it’s damn worth ❤️
Harris Jayaraj 🔥
He is a Genius..! Simply ❤️
Die hard fan of Harris sir from Kerala.
Welcome! 🙂 Glad to see...
I really love how you combine tamil stuff with english for the other Indians and global audience. really appreciate the work.
Need more people like you in tamil society.
Thanks much for the kind words... Yep, that's one of the goals! Suvai+ssance. The revival and spread of "suvai" :-)
One of the Master class composer in india
Quality king
The word HAJAX for his signature style city-based romance melodies - This episode is only about one A... There are more musical properties inside the other letters: H, A, J and X. We’ll get to them in future episodes. 🙏
Plz explin Anirudh song signeture
I'm glad that these music analysis videos are being made. but I don't understand the video. Every composer will have a scale comfortable to them. For Harris it happens to be C Minor, For ARR its E Major, For Hans Zimmer its D Minor. What is special about Harris here ?
@@dextermorgan2062 Anirudh?
@@melokeys8789 I dont know
@@dextermorgan2062 😂
Thanks for Making Video on Thalaivan Melody King Harris❤️, waiting For Part-2 plz upload it soon
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Trivandrum State committee💖💗🎼🎹🎶
Very good analysis..👏👏
I've been listening to harris songs since childhood
Also he mostly prefers minor chords than major that will give us more emotion. He enforces that chord with a cool chorus/strings/pads throughout the song or at High points.
As you said, the saxophone is his signature lead instrument that gives us a smoothy feel.
His signature scale is Bm which will sound more urban and stylish.
Absolutely yes.. B minor. D minor and G minor are the scale mostly used in his songs ❤️
Completely awesome mam.. I'm your big fan😍😍😍😍
Glad you enjoyed. Thank u ☺️...
Wow...really that gave great insight of HAJAX songs. Very informative video. A BIG THANKS to you. And we will be waiting for your future videos on this.
Thank u... 🙂...
OMG! This channel deserves more subscribers!
Thank you so much!
Admire Harris compositions...now admire your channel
Yes... My favorite music composer ever😍😍 the product he gives with the extraordinary quality is always awsm🥰😍 and i always realise that Harrish must composed this song before seeing the composer's name...!! 😁😍😍😍
Awesome!
Very nicely compiled abstract behind Harris Jayaraj compositions 👍👌👏
Hi Shriram! I came across your channel after starting Suvai Snippets program... Great stuff very happy to see your works! Missed replying to you here. Happy New Year!
@@suvaissance Wonderful to hear that 🙏👍 Thanks a lot and wish you as well a very Happy New Year 🎆🎊🎈
Die hard fan of harrish sir and the king of melody
Such an simple yet beautiful & in depth explanation.... Luved it madam
We want the Second Part asap !!🙂 HarrisManiac From Kerala ❤️🎹💓
Hajax ❤️🔥🔥🔥
HAJAX! It’s like being in the Matrix. The HAJAX is all around us and we don’t even know it. Even other composers might be influenced by it, and not realize! Haha! That is HAJAX!
@@suvaissance you really makes me proud fan of harris ❤️ thank you
@@suvaissance we are really waiting for the HAJAX part 2
Testing and checking few things... will put it up once done. Thank you for the excitement 🙂... encouraging!
Superb Madam. we are expecting more updates about Harris Jayaraj's Composing behind the screen experiences. Thankyou.
Very interesting analysis, please do more of these! 👍
Prince of melody harrisjayaraj👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑
God of melody.... Illayaraja
Sure. For years, I believed that unique styles or SUVAI are there for each composers and I can say music directors of many songs by just listening it. I always wonder that some technique they have and tried to find that particular notes or scales that each one use. Amazingly I also found something like this. Vidyasagar style, Ilayaraja styles, A R R, Raveendran master in malayalam, Johnson master and so on.. Then I tried to make tunes in their patterns. Amazingly, the styles can be recreated in a form of new melody. I think different people like different type of melodies, but these successful music directors know what is the most catchy one for soul of many of us.. 😊
Very interesting sir. Glad to hear about your efforts. You have described the experience of discovering styles so beautifully!
Absolutely lovely.. 👏
Thank you, Musically Shwetz 😍
Harris often, takes a U turn and goes Dorian in the interludes, something I haven't seen many composers do often, and when Harris does it he does it so well, it sounds very musical. Still people call him out for using same chords, which is absolute rubbish coz that's how the entire mainstream pop music works.
You've done quite some work here mate. Impressed!
Thank you. :-) Glad you enjoyed.
Very good. I appreciate your interest and effort for making this vdo. In terms of melody you explained it very well. however in Harris songs the technical details like tone, vocal, harmony, approach to arrangement and mixing are also very unique and fascinating.
Thank u... I hear you!! 🙂This is only part 1. A snippet. Will keep revisiting HJ. This channel is young... keeping videos short - even for this length, the stats tell me that people watched only one third!! Only after couple years they will watch longer videos. We can do a long “Harris digest” episode later...
Also there’s more inside the H, A, J, and X. This episode is only about one of the A’s in HAJAX. 😃
Suvai...you and your musical insights are delightful beyond words 😍😍
Very good analysis and awaiting for the next episode.....
Mam we need these kinda more breakdown videos...of many musicians...great going💥🎼🎶
Thank u so much glad u liked
🥺🥺🥺🥺u r amazing ......eagerly waiting for part 2 ❤
Loved ur content ! Pls do more..also try decoding Ar Rahman's songs🙏🙏
Ar cannot bro because he out off this music signature, example try listen kannatil muttamittal song music out off vocal range try listen.
Wow , never thought abt this. Really good.
I'd argue many of them can also be in Dorian rather than Aeolian, but the 6th is used sparingly in many songs. If you notice many of the songs you played, the 6th (Ab) never shows up (making it unclear if it's Dorian or Aeolian). It typically shows up later in the charanam at a higher point of the melody, and there are many songs that modulate back and forth between the two scales, changing between using an A and an Ab for dramatic effect.
some time a good melody doesn't need Rules, get some Chill bro
Harris jeyaraj 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
Where does this channel have been all these years? 💟
Quality Content !!! Keep going :)
4:18 This is one of my all time favourites and this is the first time I'm listening to the original 🤦🏻♂️
Interesting..common can connect ur analysis..appreciable effort
"Ennamo Yedho", "Enadhuyire" songs are Wonderful composition of Harris Jayaraj sir great 🎧❤️
Woow... Sema decoding. It's like math. 🔥
A Genius , HJ 🦁🦁
Gréât Presentation! I remember you even broke down Mayakkam Enna theme music
Please bring them on more :)
Verra level video we need more of it... How about Anirudh and his voice modulations !
When talking about Lamborghini why your putting tata indico here
I need this analysis of you to all your future upcoming uploads mam great Job u did widit use full tks:)
Loved it please do more videos. As a musician I admire your analysis
Glad! Honored 🙂🙏
Very interesting, please make more of such videos :-)
Hajax🖖🏻🖖🏻🖖🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻 Good Research Work.. Keep Rocking ✌🏻✌🏻Expecting More Videos From you mam😊
Music - Simplified
Music - Unpacked
👍
how have i only found this channel now
All time favorite music director harris jayaraj 😍💯 ( melody king 🤴 ♥ ) .
SOO SOO SOO GOOD...LOVED THISSS...
CAL YOU TELL SUVAI OF ANIRUDH SONGS
Enjoyed a Alot From this Video 😍😍♥️ From Harris sir Worshiper .
Very good music explanation!
This is beautiful!
Omg! This is THE Irwin Victoria? Remember getting goosebumps first time seeing you! Thank you :-)
Awesome Decoding Ma'am ❤️
Loved this video👌🏽
If music can be put as mathematics of permutations and combinations of notes and scales, the video you've made makes much sense as an intersection of music as an art and as a science/math. Beautiful analysis of patterns mam. Great work.
It’s the desire to make a name for Harris Jayaraj hits... because he is a composer who made a signature brand of hits... one has to go back and forth between the letters of his name and musical properties of his signature style, to reason out a name: H-A-J-A-X. It’s not without its pitfalls, but in general, it fits and sounds cool enough. I’ve planned musical properties for HAJ as well 🙂.
@@suvaissance best wishes on that 💐💐
The pattern reminds me of palingunaal oru maaligai song
Most underrated musician in India.❤❤
BINGO! So doing whatever I can, to demo his genius to the general non-musician audience... it is not easy to create a signature style across movies and please the director of each movie AND give mega hits.... It would be fair to say he has created a style/genre of urban romance music for Indians... Hence HAJAX...
@@suvaissance True ! He is best in class... and also in quality of recording.. one can test only with harris jayraj for any sound
@@suvaissance but it sounds the same which will be like listening to one song all the time.. now harris is out of Tamil film industry coz he never experiment different music like arr does or raja sir did in the past
@@shansenani excise me , he has done a song in yennai arinhal with 4 variations ina single song , even Ar Rahman hasnt attempted yet
@@hellokk5260 haha ask any quality musicians in India harris or yuvan or many new teams in tamil can be called as quality musicians
The flat 6th, i.e. the G# in this case is a crucial part to get that aeolian sound/feel. Only vaseegara used that note and none of the other songs which you played, seem to have that note. In fact, the 6th was hardly used in any of the melodies. So how can we say that aeolian is his signature for romantic songs?
Nenjukkul peidithe is also a romantic one. But it is in major scale. Even mutyala dharani from seventh sense has a completely major feel throughout the whole song and that is alos a love song.
Yeah, not just playing in minor scale means to have uniqueness. But Su Krish mam tries to explain the unique romantic touch that is peculiar to Harris. I'll tell how he does it.
1.All composers compose in minor scale. Their songs have the flats n sharps excluding the narural notes to add a feel. But Harris songs stay within the natural root notes. They don't have the flats n sharps as in Melodic or Harmonic minors.
2.The chord placement. He uses the main four chords of the scale of a song and arranges them in such a manner that it sounds so soothing. Rarely he goes for a different chord for special feel.
3.Harris songs start with a catchy prelude, simple but beatiful tune and a well harmonized chorus portion that is easily registered in our mind and makes us hum that repeatedly. Also his bass rhythm beats automatically makes us tap our feet.
Thus Harris stands unique with his signature.
We can easily identify his songs even among a group of 100 songs.
💯💯🖤🖤🎶🎶
Great that I discovered your channel. Can you please do some tutorials.
Thank you madam! Excellent explanation!
This type of romantic music the urban like because of use of mobile headphones love listeningduring travel and that too after returning from office or school many don't want heavy music. Listening such music and after getting a seat in bus / train several listeners would have missed their destination too.
Where has he gone... First when Minnale album cameout we felt it was from AR
Wow thanks for this now I can sleep peacefully ✨
🤔
Beautiful explanation, eagerly Waiting for 2nd episode
PART 2 is here: th-cam.com/video/ZKKUabX3j4Y/w-d-xo.html
@@suvaissanceno videos these days missing exploration of music
@karthikalvandar thanks for checking back... had to take a break, episode coming next week...
This is a GREAT decode. Post more videos of other music composers as well
Sure! Will do others... I am so glad you said the word “decode” 🙂... indeed that is the sense in which I am using the word “Suvai” (getting to the core essence of what makes something beautiful). We will decode and get to the “Suvai” of many pieces of music, art, and through that, touch upon some societal issues too.
One on ARR’s unusual melody: th-cam.com/video/xw7t3FPLxQs/w-d-xo.html
Divine ❣️
Glad you enjoyed the beauty in his music.
Great work mam. Wish there was such analysis for Telugu music. Hopefully I could in the future
Great to hear! Best wishes!
Great video mam..... Please do more❤
Harris Jayaraj peoduced the master album when I was 07 years old as kid in 2001,This film advised in sun tv about minnale film and Harris spoken his intro and we'll reserved this film
I am so happy about Minnale re release... next gen feels the magic...
#harrisjeyaraj..❤️
When international level Chorus comes. It's my man 😅🔥
If you see the num of projects Harris did per yer all these years the avg is 3 per year. That's like one movie per 4months. Including songs and background scores. That's much quick work than the num of projects international producers and artists do. Yes, IR and AR are faster than that, that's coz they have people with them to get their work done fast despite sacrificing on some quality. Everyone talks about template, IR is someone who used the same template of sounds and orchestral patterns throughout his career, never cared to experiment on different sound scrapes at all. No one targets him. People always want to find reasons to undermine Harris. Every international artist has their own template, its called signature style. They work in a single genre most. Harris has experimented on various genres, he just won't go too offbeat boring songs and call it experimental, that's all. People who say Harris follows the same template have only listened to his most renowned songs I guess. Have you listened to his tracks like, Malazhi Malazhii, Mayeera, Pada Pada, Kumari, Ragasiya Kanavugal, Moongil Kaadugalae, Rangu Rangamma, Pinchi Tendalae,.... I could keep going.
I started HAJAX because of sentiments similar to yours 🙂🙏...that “youthful Indian pop music” sound: There’s things like the wo-hu wo-hu sound, the gibberish... everyone does it now but it’s Harris who started this...
Brilliant presentation mam
Harris is an one-time wonder.No one after him inspired me in most celebrated melodies and album hits right from the start of this millenium💓💓💓💓🔥🔥🔥🔥
What? What wonder he did.. just using one scale for composing means his music knowledge is poor when comparing with raja sir or msv or even arr
@@shansenani It's my opinion brother.I don't need your acknowledgement to enjoy my favourites.
Wow really great depth decoding of HAJAX. Really blew my mind. Hope you can do something similar to Yuvan and AR Rahman sir's music.
Thank you so much... Will do 😃
One on ARR’s unusual melody, and a fav song of mine: th-cam.com/video/xw7t3FPLxQs/w-d-xo.html
Amazing breakdown
You r awesome mam. Thank you.
hrris jyraj 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Wow 😍😍 Super Mam👌🏼👌🏼
Wow spr mam wat a research 👌
You have got great skills
Wow madam amazing thanks a lot for teaching so wonderfully 🙏. This is gold for an aspiring amateur self learning composer like me
Sooo glad to hear! All the best!
Thanks a lot again madam. Please keep em coming. As much as u have to teach about composing, I have the appetite to learn, and hopefully there are many more like me. Please make many videos on Harris, Ilaiyaraaja, Rahman etc. Very eager to learn 😊🙏
Forever HarrisJayaraj ❤️❤️❤️
won a subscriber....... Great content
Wow.. Iam big fan of Hj
Nicely explained
Waiting for part 2
When will you upload
Lovely
Facinating ❤️
wow , super😍