Chalo Tumko Lekar Chalein - Jism

I am becoming a hard core fan of Shreya Ghoshal. Dint realize she was so good up until recently. I am attempting most of her songs. So heres the first one in the list.

Comments

Ironically Yours said…
Hi Vidya!

im no musician but i really like this song n im a fan of shreya as well...wat i feel is ur missing the passion in the voice, u sound technically correct but the love n the passion which is there in this song is missing!

but like i said it is purely from a non technical/musician point of view!

but i do enjoy listening to ur songs!
so long till then sing on ;-)

cheers!
rockon!
1:28 AM
Vidya Venkat said…
Thanks Rockon :) I agreee, it is the hardest struggle for me to get that :) Will try harder!
11:58 PM
Ironically Yours said…
:-)
all the best...coz feelings give the soul to the song:)

since u love the mountains (can c from ur blog)...try imagining taking ur loved one over there..while singing this song...that should do the trick rite?;-)
5:51 AM
Sahana Kashyap said…
Hi Vidya,

Hey very beautifully sung. I listened to all your songs. Awesome job. Keep posting more;)

Hope u got me:) Here is my blog. Please let me know how it sounds!!
http://surasaayi.blogspot.com


-Sahana
2:04 PM
Soumitra said…
Vidya,
Your recording reminds me of the first time i recorded a song without any echo/reverb. You sound much better than i had done at that time without reverb! Do you use audacity ? You can use reverb feature on your voice track or use the echo feature (0.2/0.2) and your voice will sound much better.

You are a very good singer.

Do keep me updated on your blog updates.
Cheers
9:02 PM
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