Namaste India by Kenny G & Rahul Sharma (2011)

An Indo-Occidental Fusion Ensemble with neo-classical attributes.

Saxophone and Santoor 

Released on March 11, 2011 by Times Music

Album Info. link 
320kbps 

Request Upload (Rupang Dehi, Jayang Dehi) from 'Sharodiya Gift' Background Song

 

128kbps

Mon (Tagore Songs) by Prabuddha Raha

Rabindra Sangeet

Soft Instrumentals of Anu Malik by Tabun

Hindi Instrumentals in Saxophone by Manohari Singh & Shyamra

TRACK LIST    160 KBPS

1. Ye Sham Mastanii (Kati Patang)
2. Mere Dil Mein Aaj (Daag)
3. O Mere Dil Ke Chain (Mere Jeevan Sathi)
4. Tum Bin Jaau Kahan (Pyar Ka Mausam)
5. Pal Pal Dil Ke Paas (Black Mail)
6. Aaj Ki Raat (Anamika)
7. Ek Pyar Ka Nagama (Shor)
8. Jab Tak Rahe (Samadhi)
9. Pucho Na Yaar (Zamane Ko Dikhana Hai)
10. Tauba Tauba (Mr Natwarlal)
11. Piya Tu Ab To (Caaravan)

NOSTALGIA (Classic Bollywood Romantic Instrumental Tunes in Violin and Saxophone) by Ramkrishna Paul & Shoukat Khan

 

TRACK LIST 

1. Wha bhuli dastan lo phir yadh

2. O Basanti pawan pagle 
3. Tum na jane kis jahan me kho gaye 
4. Kahin door jab din dhal jaye 
5. Tere bina zindegi se koi shikwa
6. Jina yahan marna yahan 
7. Lag ja gale 
8. Yeh Nayen dare dare 
9. Na koi umang hai 
10. Medley mix (1950's to 2005 musical tour) 

Tagore Quintet by Violin Brothers (A Neo-classical Instrumental Composition on Tagore Songs) 2010

    

TRACK LIST 

160KBPS

 1. Composition Based On "Se Kon Boner Harin'' In G Major
2. Composition Based On "Sukhohin Nishindin" In D Major
3. Composition Based On "Mamo Chitte" In D Minor
4. Composition Based On "Tomar Holo Shuru" In D Major
5. Composition Based On "Akashbhara Suryatara" In G Major
6. Composition Based On "Biswabina Robe" In D Major

CAMPUS by SUJOY (Puja Album -2010)

 

SONG LIST  

1.Ami Beduin
2. Bandhu
3. Guitar
4. Jabe Toke
5. Mon je mane na
6. Sahar
7. Swapno
8. Tomay Chaichhi

Ashanto Mon (Fall in Love) by Sutirtha Mukherjee (Puja Album -2010)

 

 

 SONGS LIST 

 1. poran_huhu
2. pagal
3. dekho_bristhi_nemeche
4. crazy_ashanta_mon
5. tabu_tomakai_bhalobasi
6. dum_duma_dum
7. o_amar_mon
8. nam_okaran
9. emotion
10. harano_mukh
11. aktu_biswas

A Revival of Bangla Thumris by Parag Ray (Puja Album -2010)

 

SONGS LIST 

 1. bhara_fagune_mora_phul_jhore
2. jochona_koreche_ari
3. hai_jar_chobiti_aako
4. fire_ja__bone_kalo_bulbul
5. bandhu_amar_aaha_emon_darodi
6. piya_bhole_abhiman

Bajbe Pujor Bajna by Various Artists (Raghab, Jojo, Rupankar, Soma & Anindita) Puja Album -2010

SONGS LIST

akashe_meghera_jano

 
bajbe_pujor_bajna

 him_him_himani-batase

 
sargam_sadhina

 
sohor_theke_ektu_dure

 
tumi_jakhn_bolo

Bristi Safar by Monjistha (Bengali Modern Songs) (Puja Album -2010)

Bhajan Dhyanam by Pt. Ajoy Chakraborty, Kaushiki Chakraborty & Chandana Chakraborty (Classical Bhajan in Hindi and Sanskrit)

 

SONGS LIST 

 1 . Adi Pujit (Ganesh Vndana)
2 . Talafai Bin
3 . Re Niramohi
4 . Ab Kaise chhute
5 . Jai Jai Devi (Saraswati Vandana)
6 . Koi Kahiyo Re
7 . Prabhu Mere Avgun
8 . Jaun Kahan
9 . Hari Patit Pawan
10 . Subhan Teri

Bandish Symphony by Ustad Amjad Ali Khan & Violin Brothers

 

TRACK LIST 

Hansadhwani
Shivranjani and Shubhalaxmi
Yaman
Khamaj
Shyamshree
Shankara
Duet Rhythm
Kalavati

Bengali Hits Instrumental by Debsankar Roy (Mastered by Violin Brothers)

 

SONGS LIST 

Sono Kono Ek Din
Deke Deke Chole Gechi
Kichu To Chahini Ami
Sono Mon Boli Tomai
Ami Jharer Kache
Mahuai Jomeche Aaj Mou Go
Akash Keno Dake
Dhitang Dhitang Bole
Haire Pora Banshi
Duranta Ghurni
Sagar Dake Aai
Nach Mauri Nach Re
Se To Elo Na
Sat Bhai Champa
Aaj Mon Cheye
Amar Gaaner Swaralipi

Rabindra Sudha -- (Hindi Tagore Songs) by Manna Dey

 

 SONGS LIST

 1. Tum Keya Ho Ek Chhabi
2. Tumhe Sunaye Thay
3. Maine Tere Saath
4. Tumhe Yaad Rahe Naa Rahe
5. Chanhu Naa To Bhi
6. Tere Asim Mey
7. Teri Aawaz Pe Yadi
8. Surya Taaron Se
9. Keya Na Mila
10. Meri Bela Beete
11. Purane Yun Dinoki Baaten
12. Vyom Vyom Me
13. Klanti Meri Kshyama Karo Prabhu
14. Vyed Upanishad Darshan

Tagore tunes in Violin by Violin Brothers (Debsankar & Jyotisankar)

 

SONGS LIST

Aaloker Ei Jharnadharai
Aami Jeneshune Bish
Amar Beta Je Jay
Chakkhe Aamar Trishna
E maniar Amar
Ei Kathati Mone Rekho
He Nutan
Hridayer Ekul Okul
Jadi Tor dak Shune
Je rate Mor
Mama Chitte
Ogo nadi Apan Bege
Pran Cha Chakkhu Na Chai
Purano Sei Diner Katha
Sakhi Bhabona
Se Din Dujane

Larceny Revisited, Album-Thief Caught Red-handed

To
All my dear visitors,
This piece of article should be in your appraisal long before today. As I couldn’t come to my blog with new albums for you due to lot of pressure for study and it wasn’t possible.
Anyway, this I told in my blog earlier (link) that some larcenous, dishonest bloggers are filching albums from some genuine blogs (those who are the original CD ripper and 1st uploader of them) and reposting them in their blogs for credit without putting a little ‘Thanx’ or ‘Courtesy Message’ to the genuine blogs where they are taking the albums from. Thus they are making way to claim their originality. But truth must come out. Here is some more rigorous proof for your fervent perusal.
http://apurbaworld.blogspot.com is such a blog whose owner is a masterpiece in this type of ‘burglary handiwork’. Have a look over his some of the ‘artworks of album-theft’.

1. Nuton O Shonaton Rabindranath by Sounak Chottopadhyay  and  Nutan Aloe by Indrani Sen and Srabani Sen-- These two albums I posted  1st in my blog. (vide. http://noeticdm.blogspot.com/p/my-selective-collection-of-rabindra.html)
Each album contains 10 songs originally. But I posted 8 of them in each. Mr. Apurba also posted this in his blog (link1 &; link2) but couldn't post more than 8 songs in each album . What does it prove? You judge. Click on proofs to get snapshots of stealing (Proof1 and Proof2). (It's mentionworthy that already Mr. Apurba has deleted these two posts for saving himself from 'Thief' conferment. But proof is still burning brightly to unwipe it again.)
Yet still now he claims his originality. Sorry for your inconvenience for providing incomplete albums. But this was the only method to apprehend the ‘thief’ red-handed.
Now I’m posting the password protected links of the rest 2 songs in each album here. Mail me at noeticdm@gmail.com for getting password. Click on the following songs for getting individual link.
EI UDASI HAOWAR PATHE PATHE  --Nuton O Shonaton Rabindranath
MONE KI DWIDHA -- Nuton O Shonaton Rabindranath
and
AMAR RAAT POHALO --Nuton Aloe
OLO SOI, OLO SOI --Nuton Aloe

2. Not only that, Mon Re Amar by Indrani Sen was one of my oldest posts through Sajal Da’s blog paulsajal.blogspot.com (link1, link2)  . I posted it in 2010. But it the album was released in 2009. Apurba, here also, mistakes in furnishing information by boldly assuming it an album released  in 2010. (Link in Apurba's blog. Click on proof for snapshot.)

3. He Bandhu by Sanchali Ghosh and Prayas by Rima Mukherjee were 1st posted by me during Durga Puja as puja albums. But they were posted in Apurba’s blog later.  Here too he makes a mistake!!! (Snapshot1 ; Snapshot2)
  e.g. I intentionally made the sound of the last part of Jodi Tor Dak Sune Keu Na Ase in Prayas by Rima Mukherjee corrupt. (Link for the album posted by me) But apurba eliminated the corrupted last part and posted the particular song incomplete. (Proof)

4. Horizon, a most wanted puja album by Rupankar and Manomoy, I ripped but didn’t post it  in my blog as this was not after my choice. When Bijayan the owner of bijayan.blogspot.com wanted this album I gave him this  to publish and he was the 1st uploader of this album (Link in Bijayan's blog. See there the date of posting). Apurba also stole this and rather without giving 'THANX '  or 'COURTESY' he abused Bijayan and his visitor in his chatbox. (proof)  (Snapshot)
    Having perpetrated this derisory deed he even tried his best to abuse bijayan an also me in our chatbox section (proof1) (proof2).

      It's very funny as well as bad to say that even he (Mr. Apurba) doesn't know the 'types' or 'genre' of the albums he posts. He mistakes a 'Atulprasadi' album by Srabani Sen to be Rabindrasangeet. And one of his visitors rectifies him (proof).
        Even whatever the albums Mr. Apurba posts in his  blog have been posted formerly over internet in any other sources and you can find the alternate sources by vigorous serching in Google. Such as his latest 'xclusive' album Aay Mon Tui Aay By Ujjaini Mukherjee  (link)  is posted much before in this link. He only posts here 4 songs out of 8 to showcase his originality.(proof)

(Regarding Bijayan's blog and posting vide Clarification below)

       A CLARIFICATION REAGARDING THIS ISSUE:-     

Now a question comes obviously and I’m also liable to clarify it. We bloggers uploads album for mass-download free of cost in order to let them listen to good songs/music (at least, as per to my concept or psychology of music-blogging). Then why I’m terming it as ‘THEFT’ or ‘STEALING’?
This is nonetheless self-explanatory on the entirety.  
 Regarding this issue I’ve to set paradigm rather than example and elucidate a fact to comprehend. I wasn’t in blogging last year. I was like also you, like my visitors, who used to surf the net in search of good music-albums in accordance with my own-choice. Whenever I was running finished all my effort probing for a particular album or song over online-media I would walk to the Kolkata or Delhi Music-stores (as presently I reside in Delhi) and would purchase the original CDs of them instantly if they are in stock or placing order for farther delivery. You all perhaps know, I launched this blog for publishing my articles. But eventually it converted to a music blog being inspired by paulsajal.blogspot.com. Sajalda, helped me a lot and my 1st album publish was through Sajalda’s blog as an external uploader. I did this with a view to sharing the albums which are not already available in internet. Indeed, the number of albums in my blog is less compared to that of others for myself being extremely choosy and selective.  But beforehand Sajalda also pointed some so called dishonest ‘Thief’ bloggers with sufficient proof of stealing and being fade up he left his blog and ceased posting new albums  for more than three months. Aftermath, as a result he got abused in his chatbox by those bloggers paulsajal.blogspot.com) recently (February '11 last week) he deleted the chatbox for direct conversation. This happened to me too. When we requested them to do this but mentioning the credits to original or 1st uploader, rather they did the opposite and started abusing us. (Click to view proof.) Our notion is -- if the albums are posted in different they will catch the attention of more people easily. So to make their source 'multiple' is good and we have no objection. But does a little ‘courtesy’ or ‘thanx’ cost so much that those are not mention-worthy? e.g bijayan.blogspot.com is such a blog where the collection of music is best without any doubt I can assert. But Bijayan himself doesn’t upload albums but collects the link from various sources and compile them in his blog in order to find them easily at a single-place citing apt and required ‘courtesy’ to the original blogger(s). This is a good venture and I personally support it. This can’t be inclusive in the term ‘Album Theft’. So this is my venture to point out the dishonest bloggers with sufficient proof. Yet they claims shamelessly about their ridiculous ‘Originality’. If this goes on the original bloggers will lose their entity, a matter of grave concern. As most of these blogs are operated by a single person or a group individually, each and every one of them strives and toils to post the albums whatever they get originally. These include a lot of steps and consume huge time for ripping CDs, designing album art,s tagging, uploading and so on inclusive of some more intermediate steps.
Looking forward to seeking logical and rational favour, comments as well as complements from my dear visitors.