Janani Mamava - Bhairavi - Misrachapu

Unnikrishnan
47:26
Unnikrishnan released Sarasijasanajaye, a Carnatic vocal album, on August 11, 2007. The 47-minute track Janani Mamava uses Bhairavi raga and Misrachapu tala.
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About Janani Mamava - Bhairavi - Misrachapu

Sarasijasanajaye is a Carnatic vocal album released by playback and classical singer Unnikrishnan on August 11, 2007. The label Amutham Music Private Limited distributed the recording in digital media format. The album features traditional compositions in the Carnatic tradition, with Unnikrishnan performing as the primary vocalist.

The fourth track, Janani Mamava, spans 47 minutes and 26 seconds. Unnikrishnan renders this composition in the Bhairavi raga set to Misrachapu tala. The piece adheres to the classical structure of alapana, neraval, and kalpanaswaras, though specific lyrical or compositional sources remain undocumented in the provided context. The extended duration reflects the improvisational and elaborative nature characteristic of concert-style Carnatic performances.

Unnikrishnan established his career through devotional and film music before expanding into full-length classical albums. Sarasijasanajaye represents one such effort, targeting audiences of South Indian classical music. The album title references the Hindu deity Sarasija-Sana-Jaye, an epithet for Lord Krishna, aligning with the devotional themes prevalent in Unnikrishnan’s repertoire. No additional details about accompanying artists, production personnel, or alternate editions are available from the given information.