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Amjad Ali Khan

Amjad Ali Khan released his 1967 debut studio album under His Master’s Voice, featuring three raga-based sarod compositions including Raga Desh in Teental.

1967 3 tracks

South Meets North

Amjad Ali Khan

Amjad Ali Khan and Lalgudi Jayaraman released South Meets North in 1983, fusing sarod and violin in Hindustani-Carnatic raga collaborations like Raga Bhopali (Mohanam).

1983 2 tracks

Sri Annamacharya Samkirtanas

M.S. Subbulakshmi

M.S. Subbulakshmi released Sri Annamacharya Samkirtanas in 1994, a Carnatic album featuring 15th-century Telugu hymns by saint-poet Annamacharya with minimal accompaniment.

1994 8 tracks

Mela-Rāga-Mālikā-Chakra

M.S. Subbulakshmi

M.S. Subbulakshmi released Mela-Rāga-Mālikā-Chakra in 1989, a Carnatic album exploring the 72 mēḷakarta scales with ālāpanas and kṛtis in Suddha and Prati Madhyama groups.

1989 2 tracks

Surdas Bhajans

M.S. Subbulakshmi

M.S. Subbulakshmi released Surdas Bhajans in 1986, a vinyl album featuring eight Krishna-devotional bhajans by 16th-century poet Surdas with tanpura and light percussion.

1986 8 tracks

Kashi Rameshwaram by M.S. Subbulakshmi - Album Cover Art

M.S. Subbulakshmi released Kashi Rameshwaram in 1977, a Carnatic devotional album featuring five Sanskrit-Tamil hymns to Shiva, including Kashi Vishwanatha Suprabatham and Rameshwaram Ramanatha Suprab

1977 5 tracks

Sri Kamakshi Suprabhatam and other songs in praise of Sri Kamakshi

M.S. Subbulakshmi

M.S. Subbulakshmi released the 1974 Carnatic album Sri Kamakshi Suprabhatam on His Master’s Voice, featuring five devotional tracks praising goddess Kamakshi with traditional ragas like Kamala Manoh

1974 5 tracks

Meera Bhajans

M.S. Subbulakshmi

M.S. Subbulakshmi released Meera Bhajans in 1965, a Carnatic-Hindustani devotional album featuring 10 bhajans by 16th-century poet Meera, including Mere To Giridhar in raga Yaman.

1965 10 tracks

Ragas for Dawn

Manilal Nag

Manilal Nag and Samar Saha released Ragas for Dawn on May 21, 2020, featuring morning ragas like Bilaskhani Todi and Bhairavi in the Hindustani tradition.

2020 4 tracks

Digital Media

Musing Surbahar - Raga Miyan Ki Todi

Manilal Nag

Manilal Nag released Musing Surbahar – Raga Miyan Ki Todi in 2010, featuring a 60-minute solo surbahar rendition of the morning raga with dhrupad-ang phrasing.

2010 1 tracks

Raga Nat Bhairav

Manilal Nag

Manilal Nag and Samir Chatterjee released Raga Nat Bhairav in 2002, featuring surbahar and sitar interpretations of the morning raga with tabla accompaniment.

2002 4 tracks

シタール幻想2〜眞美のラーガ

An unknown artist released Sitar Gensō 2: Mami no Rāga on April 21, 1988 via SEVEN SEAS, featuring three Hindustani classical tracks centered on sitar and raga structures.

1988 3 tracks

Classical Music of North India: Sitar & Tabla

Manilal Nag

Sitarist Manilal Nag released Classical Music of North India: Sitar & Tabla in 1987, featuring Raga Suha-Kanara in the Imdadkhani gharana’s Etawah Baj style.

1987 2 tracks

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Piya Basanti

Sultan Khan

Ustad Sultan Khan and K. S. Chithra released Piya Basanti in 2000, blending Hindustani and Carnatic styles with the title track in Raga Basant.

2000 8 tracks

Innovative Music Meeting

Trichy Sankaran

Rajesh Mehta, Rohan de Saram and Trichy Sankaran released Innovative Music Meeting in 2000, blending Indian classical and avant-garde improvisation with tracks like Shiva’s House and Trichy’s Rap.

2000 12 tracks

Ivory Ganesh Meets Doctor Drums

Trichy Sankaran

Paul Plimley and Trichy Sankaran released Ivory Ganesh Meets Doctor Drums in 1998, fusing avant-garde jazz piano with Carnatic mridangam rhythms under Songlines.

1998 11 tracks

Madrasil Margazhi 2007 - The Music Academy Concerts

Unnikrishnan

Unnikrishnan released Madrasil Margazhi 2007, a live Carnatic album recorded at Chennai’s 2007 Margazhi Festival, featuring a ragam-tanam-pallavi centerpiece.

2008 8 tracks

Digital Media

December Season 2005

Unnikrishnan

Unnikrishnan released December Season 2005, a Carnatic vocal album in 2005, featuring kritis by Tyagaraja and Dikshitar in digital format for Chennai’s December Music Season.

2005 10 tracks

Digital Media

December Season 2000

Unnikrishnan

Unnikrishnan released December Season 2000, a Carnatic vocal album, in 2000 under Charsur Digital Workstation. It features seven tracks including Mosam Poghade Nenjame with Tamil-Sanskrit lyrics.

2000 7 tracks

Digital Media

Best of Carnatic Fusion

Strumm Entertainment released Best of Carnatic Fusion on May 15, 2024, under Various Artists. The album blends ten Carnatic classics with modern fusion, including Tyagaraja’s Raghuvamsa Sudha rework

2024 10 tracks

KMDA 004 - UNNI KRISHNAN - CLASSICAL - VOCAL

Unnikrishnan

Unnikrishnan released the 2008 Carnatic album KMDA 004 – Classical – Vocal, featuring kritis like Sambho Mahadeva in Pantuvarali and Thyagaraja’s Hechcharikaga Rara in Yadukula Kambhoji.

2008 8 tracks

Sangeeta Lahari

Unnikrishnan

Unnikrishnan released Sangeeta Lahari, an eight-track Carnatic vocal album, in March 2011 under Swathi, featuring traditional kritis like Mohanakrishnana and a concluding tillana.

2011 8 tracks

Digital Media

Sarasijasanajaye

Unnikrishnan

Unnikrishnan released the Carnatic album Sarasijasanajaye on August 11, 2007, featuring a ragam-tanam-pallavi in Sarasangi raga as its centerpiece.

2007 9 tracks

Madhuranandam

Unnikrishnan

Unnikrishnan released the Carnatic album Madhuranandam in 2009, featuring 11 tracks in distinct ragas including the foundational Mayamalavagoula and concluding with a rhythmic Thillana in Chandrajyoth

2009 11 tracks