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Saturdays with the Kumararajaaaa’s SUPER DELUXE ost. I read somewhere that Raja yuvan composed the entire score in just 4 days or so, how is that even possible yarr??? Very minimal soundtrack, but yeahh an absolute BANGER one. U1 Records My picks > The Call Happy Ending Mother Dimitri Piano

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Arun Shankarvor 1 Jahr

@thisisysr @U1Records where did you get the soundtrack cd??

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Ashwith Harshavardhanvor 1 Jahr

@thisisysr @U1Records Only isaishop released this. I got it in Europe.

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Holly Daylevor 1 Jahr

Hey guys!! I've been listening to this song lately and thought it would be fun to do a cover of it!! wdyt!? #lovesong #music #Jazz #CoverSong #Singing

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Sreenuvor 1 Jahr

@thisisysr @U1Records Hey, what’s the gadget that you’re using to play CD?

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Stephen duraivor 1 Jahr

@thisisysr @U1Records Moodman stands tall

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Prethive Farovor 1 Jahr

@thisisysr @U1Records Ippaium CD use pandrigaa pakka nala iruku 🔥🌈

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சுப்பையானு ஒரு மானஸ்தன்vor 1 Jahr

@thisisysr @U1Records Lol. Yuvan's father has composed for 57 such films in one year which means more than one film a week including composing for minimum 4 songs and a full OST. So if you really want to get surprised or shocked look at Ilayaraja 🤣🤣

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Kvor 1 Jahr

@thisisysr @U1Records final flight of ex 🔥🔥

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thevudia15vor 1 Jahr

@thisisysr @U1Records Athu oru pada punda...athuku intha oombal punda

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