Thee Thee & Malargale (A.R. Rahman) Reaction: Prasanna, Mohini Dey, & the Berklee Indian Ensemble
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In this edition of #thedailydoug, I'm coming back to music from A. R. Rahman and The Berklee Indian Ensemble. About a month ago, I heard and was enthralled by their performance of Jiya Jale. Now, I'm hearing Thee Thee & Malargale, and these pieces feature guitarist Prasanna and bassist Mohini Dey. It's a groovy and funky piece with lots of added spice. Come along for a great ride!
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Konnakol is the word you're looking for. That spoken rhythmic language.
It's important to remember that Indian music is taught by rote. All players learn percussion using Konnokol. They must be able to vocalize the pattern they are going to play. Instrumentalists must sing what they are playing my singing the solfege for the raga.
full credit to the composer and every musician - each sound has its place and room to breath and the mixing is PERFECT.. with a good set of headphones, this is super enjoyable.
I don't remember exactly how I came across this wonderful clip by A. R. Rahman and the Berklee Indian Ensemble. It was the first time I discovered Mohini Dey, who has been inspiring me with her music ever since.
More Indian music, please.
"music is music no matter where you go" Well said, Doug. Whenever I get weary of my playlist, I just travel by space and/or time to another place. Great to learn of this ensemble. Thanks, Doug.
I thoroughly enjoyed this one Doug, thank you
Incredible. Makes me want to hear more of mohini dey. Mind blowing bass playing. Going to check out the steve vai you mentioned now.
Everyone having a great time, smiling, in their element❤
Hi Doug. I know almost nothing about music.I like listening to it but don't know much about what makes it "special". I like your channel for many reasons and one of them is for introducing me to some music I would have otherwise never known. This was a great example. Thank you.
I've been waiting so long for you to get round to this. Glad you finally got to it. Love the way Prasanna manages to make the guitar sound almost sitar like in places with the slides he pulls off.
Thank you for reacting to this song 😊❤
Longtime follower here Doug. I really think you should do a listen through of something by Prasanna’s songs. His style of playing is something that’s never been done before in guitar playing itself. He’s created his own niche by his playing style by combining Carnatic music and rock and jazz. Ragabop is a go-to song of his I think you will love as an educator of your musical intellect.
Very nice. Indian classical music is my favorite music, both North Indian and Carnatic ( South Indian). Please play some Shakti and Remember Shakti. John McLaughlin is a true exponent of Indian music and mixing indian classical music and jazz fusion.
This is extreame improvised version for stage. Orginal song was different style and mood.
Truly magical magicians.
You should checkout ilaiyaraja too ig he's a brilliant musician and was the forerunner before arr in tamil cinema music . The sounds are very classical.
Check out Shreya Ghoshal's rendition of an old hindi classic, Aapki nazron ne samjha at Berkelee college.
I think Mohini Dey (who Beato interviewed) is also on the Empathogen album by Willow which has 2 songs in 7/4 including the breakthrough "Symptom of Life", The whole album is great with jazzy harmonic and rhythmic complexities.
Also, you haven't reacted to much Jacob Collier but a song on DJesse Vol 4 called "A Rock Somewhere" has lots of Indian and raga influence including sections with the Ravi Shankar's daughter playing sitar and an Indian singer. The other popular tune on the album is the cover of "Bridge Over Troubled Waters" with Yebba, John Legend and Tori Kelly in the recorded version or with John and Tori in the recent version live from L.A. But his "All Night Long" with Take 6. is still a fave.
We could also always use some more Snarky Puppy, Dirty Loops, Chris Thiele and Steely Dan.
Another gem by them is 'Berklee Indian Ensemble ft Shankar Mahadevan - 5 Peace Band' it is a musical puzzle of sorts.
look for Mohini Dey in the band Darwin doing the song "Soul Police". A few notables playing on this tune.
Mohini day.
Is a seriously great bass player. She actually had 2 melodic lines going at the same time. Much like as can be found in some box works for solo violin. My.
Idiot voice to text grimlin has apparently never heard of j. S Bach. That's what I meant. I.
Have never heard such absolute virtuosity before. The thing that impresses me the most is that it is true based plan. All too Often, do you supposed virtuosity virtuosity of bass players? Is really nothing more than league. Guitar player transposed down an octave. But Mohini is supporting the percussion and the ribbon. At the same time, she is laying down these incredible melodies on the base. Thank you for opening my eyes to this truly wonderful player.
More Indian Music!
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Mohini is out of this world
There's another video where arr sings Thai manne vanakkam song it's literal goosebumps
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Testament - Trail of tears
i know this isn't 100% related to the song at hand, but i think you might find the song "we want to run" by edm artist Frums to be interesting; it's a piece they made to prove that a melancholy song doesn't have to be slow, and it's one of my favorite pieces of theirs
you might like to check out ‘The Jazz Raj’ by Art Metal.
as well as Mattias Ia Eklundh’s ‘A Reshuffling of Atoms’.
in addition to some Hellborg, Lane & Sipe.
Doug, have you ever heard Alexey Arkhipovsky with his balalayka? I suppose, you will like it. He is more than Hendrix.
you should try listening to the 4 willing wells songs by coheed and cambria, I know it has nothing to do with this video but you wont regret it!
Please check out Dulce Pontes - canção do mar (the sea song) live in Athens
Pls react to pain of salvation - morning on earth
My God, I have seldom heard.
Micro tones used effectively.
In a Western style guitar soul.
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Do check more Carnatic classical style performed with western instruments ❤
would this have happened without McLaughlin and Shakti?
Please react to khalasi song coke studio
Could you react to a song called 'Hanazeve Caradhina' from an anime called 'Made in Abyss'?
Or here's a wild idea: something from Issac Hayes or The Temptations.
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