Madhava

Madhava is a Carnatic vocal composition performed by Bombay Jayashri and featured as the seventh track on her 1999 studio album Nekkurugi Irangalada. The album released under the Charsur Digital Workstation label. The track spans a duration of 6 minutes and 5 seconds.

The composition follows traditional Carnatic conventions with lyrical content centered on devotional themes. Bombay Jayashri rendered the piece in her characteristic style, blending classical rigor with expressive phrasing. The album Nekkurugi Irangalada marked one of her early commercial releases, consolidating her presence in the Carnatic music circuit during the late 1990s.

Specific details about the raga, tala, or composer of Madhava remain undocumented in the provided context. The album itself comprises a collection of devotional and classical tracks, though further metadata on its production, accompanying artists, or critical reception is not available from the given source. The label Charsur Digital Workstation, based in Chennai, specialized in Carnatic and devotional music recordings during this period.

Bombay Jayashri’s interpretation of Madhava aligns with her broader discography, which emphasizes bhakti (devotional) themes and intricate melodic elaboration. The 1999 release preceded her later acclaim, including collaborations with film composers and international performances. No alternate versions or live recordings of this track from the same era are confirmed in the available information.