Song : Kan Imaikaiyil
Film/Album : Independent
Singers : Saindhavi & Nikhil
Lyrics : Ram G
Music : Sri Krish
Impact of the song
A melodic song that’s pleasing to the ear that has all the hallmarks of a hit film track song.
Vocal rendition
Saindavi ditches the breathless approach to singing and the result is beautifully pleasant. Her voice is beautifully complemented by the smooth voice of Nikhil.
Musical Arrangement
It is an impressive effort from Sri Krish who uses the classical base of multiple movements to create a song that is instantly likeable,
Lyrics
Surprisingly good lyrics for an independent song where the richness of the language is explored through carefully selected diction.
Final Analysis
This is a very impressive independent song where much care has been taken not only in its composition but in the specially made video as well.
Rating: 8 out of 10
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