
The rockers from 2006 who scored with their ballad Bhula do are back with another smashing album Hum Yaadon Ke Sang. From the title-track to Waada,and Tum meri ho to Aag,Raeth takes us through emotional tunes with surprise elements like influences of reggae and new-age rock as well as alternative without losing the distinct Raeth sound.
With a fresh vibe and renewed energy,the focus is distinctly on the serenity of Eastern melody and the energy of rock music,making the blend very individual and fresh to the listener.
Anup Jalota awarded the Annual Globe Award
Speaker John Bercow presented the Annual Golden Globe award to Anup Jalota at a function in the House of Commons in the British Parliament. Anup Jalota,who sings ghazal and bhajan,also gave a special live recital on the occasion. Guests were also invited to duet with him. Keith Vaz,MP,who organised the function,said: I am absolutely thrilled that Anup,as a celebrated Indian music superstar,was able to give a live performance for us at the House of Commons. I doubt that the walls of the House of Commons have heard music of this type before: it was truly mesmerising.
The Rafi Foundation organised a musical nite as a tribute to singer Mohammed Rafi on the on the occasion of his 30th death anniversary. The event held on July 18 in Mumbais Dinanath Mangeshkar Sabhagriha,presented Rafis songs composed by 25 music directors. The artistes were Dinesh Parmar,Mukesh Solanki,A. Narayan Jamir Darbar and Hamid Khan. Mona Kamath and Aparna accompanied in case of duet songs.
The dignitaries present included Miraj Ahmed,son-in-law of the late singer,Madhubala Zaveri and Hariram Chaudhary,Chairman 8211; Publicity,Giants International.
The programme was supported by New India Insurance Co. Ltd.,Akbarallys,Shemaroo and Mangal and was organised under the guidance of Binu Nair. The music directors whose compositions were presented included Naushad,Shankar Jaikishan,Laxmikant Pyarelal and also veterans like Vasant Desai.