Deva Deva Kalayamite

\"Deva Deva Kalayamite\" is a Carnatic music composition performed by Semmangudi Srinivasa Iyer. The track appears as the second piece on the album Paramatmakam, released on 2011 under the SWATHI’S SANSKRITI Series label. The recording spans 12 minutes and 54 seconds and was issued in CD format.

The album Paramatmakam features traditional Carnatic vocal music, with Semmangudi Srinivasa Iyer as the primary artist. The tracklist and accompanying artists for the full release remain partially undocumented in the provided context. \"Deva Deva Kalayamite\" exemplifies the kriti form, a devotional composition typically set to classical raga and tala structures. Semmangudi Srinivasa Iyer’s rendition adheres to the conventions of the Semmangudi bani, a stylistic school known for its emphasis on bhava (emotional expression) and precise gamaka (ornamentation) techniques.

The SWATHI’S SANSKRITI Series label specializes in archival and contemporary recordings of Indian classical music. The 2011 release of Paramatmakam forms part of the label’s efforts to preserve and disseminate performances by eminent 20th-century musicians. Semmangudi Srinivasa Iyer (1908–2003) remains one of the most influential vocalists in the Carnatic tradition, recognized for his contributions to raga alapana and neraval improvisation. The album does not specify the raga or composer of \"Deva Deva Kalayamite\" in the given context.

Further details regarding the recording session, accompanying instrumentalists, or production personnel for Paramatmakam are not provided. The track’s lyrical content and thematic focus align with devotional themes common in Carnatic repertoire, often addressing divine entities or philosophical concepts. The 2011 CD release ensures the work’s accessibility for scholarly study and public appreciation of Semmangudi Srinivasa Iyer’s artistic legacy.