Droliaz Music! A Journey to Soul

Big Boss Season 5 used Kamlesh Deepak Drolia's "Rajasthani Folk Fusion"

2011-11-05T06:27:00.000-07:00

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Bigg Boss Season 5 used our music "RAJASTHANI FOLK FUSION" in the Gulabo Sapera Introduction and Aapka Farmaan episode aired on 2nd and 15th October, 2011 respectively on Colors TV without our consent and no credits given either.

Watch original composition video here at http://movie-music-mazaa.blogspot.com/2011/09/rajasthani-folk-fusion-beautiful-fusion.html

Kamlesh Deepak Drolia
Composer - Rajasthani Folk Fusion

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Tu Hai Kahan by Kamlesh Deepak Drolia

2011-11-05T06:26:00.000-07:00

Tu Hai Kahan.....

A beautiful song sung by Kamlesh Drolia, composed by Kamlesh Deepak Drolia and lyrics by Naveen Mishra.

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Sapne - A romantic song by Kamlesh Deepak Drolia.

2011-08-03T07:05:00.000-07:00

Narayani Droliaz Digital - A Showreel

2011-04-11T20:39:00.000-07:00

Some glimpses of Audio-Visual works by Narayani Droliaz Digital. The music used is from the album "Cafe Fluid (2010)".

Kal ho na ho - Instrumental Mix by KDD

2010-09-16T00:57:00.001-07:00

Rajasthani Desert Romance by KDD

2010-09-09T03:45:00.001-07:00

We are in Top 8

2010-02-13T01:14:00.000-08:00

We are again amongst Top 8 all over India in Rhythm Valentine 2010 on Tempostand.com. Listen our new song "Sapne" at http://www.tempostand.com/rv10-entries/

A R Rahman brings Grammys to India

2010-02-01T00:47:00.000-08:00

Indian composer AR Rahman has won two Grammy Awards at the prestigious US music ceremony in Los Angeles.

Rahman received awards for best film song and best soundtrack, both compositions for the Oscar-winning film Slumdog Millionaire.

Rahman won two Oscars, a Bafta and a Golden Globe last year for his soundtrack to the multi award-winning Slumdog Millionaire.

The composer is often called the Mozart of Madras, the city where he works.

Rahman won in the best compilation soundtrack for a motion picture. His Jai Ho song in the film also won in the best motion picture song.

"This is insane, god is great again," Rahman said as he accepted as he accepted his award.

Sitar maestro Ravi Shankar, guitarist Vishwa Mohan Bhatt and tabla player Zakir Hussain are the other Indian musicians who have won Grammy Awards.

OUR MEDITATION MUSIC USED ON DISCOVERY CHANNEL

2010-01-30T21:21:00.000-08:00

SARZAMEEN - OUR COMPOSITION

2009-09-08T22:22:00.000-07:00

Manna Dey Sir in our Studio

2009-07-16T02:06:00.001-07:00

Manna Dey Sir in our Studio for dubbing on 30th June, 2009.

Mohd. Aziz in our Studio

2009-07-13T02:35:00.000-07:00

Mohd. Aziz in our Studio for dubbing in June, 2006

Minor Blues Chord Progressions - Guitar Lesson

2009-07-11T21:56:00.000-07:00

Back with the Bang !!!

2009-07-10T09:15:00.000-07:00

For a while we were away and don't have time to update but now we are back with lots of new and exiting stuffs. So lets go frenzyyyyyy.

Dil Me Baji Guitar

2008-02-25T22:45:00.000-08:00

Enjoy the karaoke of "Dil Me Baji Guitar" from the movie Apna Sapna Money Money. More & more karaoke coming.

Aakhon me teri ajab si ajab si

2008-02-23T03:17:00.000-08:00

As told, we are back with a superhit song Ajab si from Om Shanti Om. Enjoy the Karaoke and more listed on the left sidebar.

Hi Friends! Back again with lots of fun

2008-02-22T22:38:00.000-08:00

Sorry for not posting for quite a some time. But here we are back again to rock with you with lots of new stuffs to come. Keep following.

JHALAK DIKHLA JA KARAOKE

2007-10-10T07:25:00.000-07:00

This Song from the film AKSAR, a Himesh wonder, has been remixed by us in original format of the song. This will certainly make you sing as well as dance. Please………….do leave your comments at the bottom of this page.

Ten Tips for Singers to Keep Voices at Prime

2007-10-05T22:04:00.000-07:00

Drink up to 8-10 glasses of pure water every day (any caffeinated drink does not count). Water thins your mucus and lubricates your vocal cords like oil lubricates a car engine. Thick mucous causes friction and trauma to vocal cords. More water, less friction, less trauma, better voice.

Warm up your voice regularly. Simple warm ups are recommended, especially for auditions and performances (just as runners warm up for a marathon). Better yet, take a classical music approach: do glissandos (descending scales) and staccatos (punctuated breathing exercises) and messadivoce (controlling intensity of volume).

Take vocal "naps". Your voice needs a rest, just like you do. So, find quiet time everyday - especially when on tour.

Get adequate sleep. Sounds like common sense -- and it is. The more sleep you get, the more you will be awake and have more energy for a show.

Do not smoke anything. No finger wagging here, it's just that smoke is an irritant that swells your vocal cords. And a reminder: New York bars are smoke free, so you can play in any venue without the damage of second hand smoke.

Use your microphone. There is no need to sing to the back of the room. Let the microphone be loud for you. Using the microphone prevents straining your voice.

Have good monitors. You need to hear yourself for vocal feedback. Use a floor monitor or ear monitor to be aware of what you sound like, what the band sounds like. You may be singing louder than you need and straining your voice.

Develop good singing technique. Vocal training will not change your style. It will strengthen your voice and allow you to sing longer, louder, more often and without fatigue. Vocal training will help make you a vocal athlete.

Develop a speaking voice to go with your singing voice. You speak 99% of the time and sing 1%. A poor speaking voice often leads to vocal strain that will carry into your singing voice. This is true especially on tours, when giving radio and other media interviews.

Most importantly, listen to your voice. Like any athlete, you will be the first to know when trouble is starting. If you voice hurts, back off. Change your set. Chose songs you can sing without straining your voice.

By Michael J. Pitman, MD, New Director, Center for Voice and Swallowing.

THE KEY TO GETTING A GOOD RECORDED VOCAL

2007-10-04T01:13:00.000-07:00

BY ROBERT DENNIS, ADMINISTRATOR, RECORDING INSTITUTE OF DETROIT

The Key:

Vocals sound good only when they are “in tune”. If a singer is “flat” (or sharp) the vocal performance doesn’t sound as good and can even sound poorly recorded.

The Problem:

A singer sings in tune when he/she gets a good “pitch reference.” The ears, however, are not always correctly “hearing” the pitch.

When music is played loud, a person hears the bass frequencies flat. How Flat? A lot flat as much as the pitch difference of the next key on the piano and even more. In recording the singer hears the band through headphones. If these headphones are loud and bass-heavy, the singer will try to “tune” to what he/she hears and usually sing flat.
Its interesting to observe that if a singer is off during recording, it is usually because they are flat - not sharp.

The Solution:

The solution is simple. If the singer sings flat, reduce the headphone volume and reduce the amount of bass-frequencies in the headphones. This may require a little “training” for singers to get used to using lower volumes and less bass than they want in the headphones.

When singers insist on loud bassy headphones and always sing flat, I will suggest an experiment:

1. Have the singer sing a verse with the headphones loud and bassy. Record this on a track.

2. Have the singer sing the same verse on with the headphones much lower and with less bass. Record this second performance on a different track.

3. Without telling the singer which track is which, play each track with the music and ask which one the singer likes best. They will always choose the track done with the lower-volume, reduced bass headphone mix.

Conclusion:

Two rules to record vocals by:

1. If the singer is having problems with intonation (being in tune), use different headphones volumes - usually turn down the volume and turn down the bass.

2. Use the minimum amount of reverb possible when doing vocal recordings.

2007-10-03T06:38:00.000-07:00

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ONE MORE FULL KARAOKE !!!

2007-10-02T22:33:00.000-07:00

One more karaoke of a great song Dil se from the movie Dil se, a great composition by A.R. Rahman. The first interlude has been changed a bit. Please leave some comments to make us do more good works.

The full Karaoke

2007-10-01T01:08:00.000-07:00

Here is the full karaoke for our friends. Well enjoy the superhit song "O Humdum Suniyo Re" from the film Saathiya, a great A.R.Rahman composition. Keep coming to this blog for regular updates.

A FULL KARAOKE COMING

2007-09-30T03:13:00.000-07:00

Wait until tomorrow for a complete track.

ONE MORE KARAOKE

2007-09-30T02:48:00.000-07:00

Ye Sama!! One more remixed Karaoke track added. This is the song from the film Jab Jab Phool Khile which has been remixed by us. The remix of this song is also added. One more remixed song Ye mera dil from Don (old).

ENJOY KARAOKES AND REMIXES !!!

2007-09-28T22:45:00.000-07:00

Hey friends, started uploading karoake tracks and remixes made by us. New remix added today. The song is "Choti si kahani se" from the film "Ijaazat" sung by Asha Bhonsle. So keep listening and giving us the valuable comments.

Here it goes!!!

2007-09-28T10:49:00.000-07:00

Enjoy the first karaoke track of the popular hindi song "Do lafzon ki hai" from the film "The Great Gambler" sung by the greatest Kishore Da and Asha Bhonsle. The track is rearranged our way and only the mukhda portion is being uploaded. Do leave your comments so as to make us do more works.

KARAOKE TRACKS !!! WANNA SING

2007-09-27T00:17:00.000-07:00

Want to sing your favourite songs, well you can by having the track of your choice. As we have all the set ups to make any kind of music, one can ask for his or her most wanted songs to be made. Well those who are looking for this then please leave your queries and comments with your email id.

A. R. Rahman! Our Inspiration

2007-09-22T08:18:00.000-07:00

Well everyone knows what a legend he is. He is the one who really made Indian music to earn global notice. With his talent he will surely rule the global music well as and when he wants to.

During these early years, Rahman served as a keyboardist and an arranger in bands such as "Roots" with friends, embracing numerous music genres. He played the keyboard and piano, in addition to, among others, the synthesizer, the harmonium and the guitar. His curiosity in the synthesizer in particular increased because, he says, it was the “ideal combination of music and technology.

The man behind the music is still much of an enigma. "If a music artiste wants to blossom into a full-pledged person, it's not enough if he knows only classical music; nor it's enough if he's well-versed only in raagaas and techniques. Instead, he should be a knowledgeable person interested in life and philosophy. In his personal life there should be, atleast in some corner of his heart, a tinge of lingering sorrow," he says.

Improving vocal resonance

2007-09-22T07:35:00.000-07:00

Of all the acoustical instruments, the human voice is by far the most versatile in creating different tonal colors with its resonance. It has more flexibility than any man-made instrument. Here are two ways to increase the richness of your resonance.

Stand in front of a mirror and sing an "ah." Use an "n" or "ng" preceding the "ah" for a good forward focus on a comfortable tone and notice the back of your throat. Then, with your mouth still open, gasp as if you have just been startled and look into the mirror to see what happens in the back of your throat. Your soft palate should lift and you should be seeing more of the back of your throat.

Now sing the "ah" vowel with that "n" or "ng" preceding it for good forward focus and keep the soft palate up. You should hear a bigger, more resonant tone. Remember, none of this will work unless you keep warm air with good breath support under your vocal tone at all times

Now, let’s lift the soft palate another way. Open your mouth as much as you can comfortably, then sing the same "ah" with the "n" or "ng" preceding it for proper forward focus. However this time, slowly open your throat as you sing. This time, believe you are trying to swallow a piece of hot potato or think of a "yawning" feeling as you do this exercise. Do this until your tone becomes fully resonant and bright. Remember you must keep the tone focused forward and must not swallow the tone at any time during this exercise.

Always try to imagine that you are spinning the tone and releasing it as opposed to muscling the tone and pushing it out.

Music! A Journey to Soul

2007-09-22T03:25:00.000-07:00

A blog for music making enthusiasts. Share your experiences about all kind of music and music production for music makers who are doing this at home using computer software. Having our own Sound Recording Studio, would like share our works and experience with music enthusiasts.