Kalaburgi Karnaalu Srisharana Basav

Immerse yourself in the spiritual and melodious world of Manjula Gururaj with her devotional Kannada album, "Kalaburgi Karnaalu Srisharana Basav." Released on March 8, 2001, under the esteemed T-Series label, this album is a beautiful blend of Kannada pop and devotional music, making it a unique offering in the Sandalwood music scene.

Spanning a concise 40 minutes, the album features eight enchanting tracks that pay homage to the rich cultural and religious heritage of Karnataka. From the soulful "Kailaasadinda" to the uplifting "Sharana Ninna Naama," each song is a testament to Manjula Gururaj's powerful vocals and her ability to evoke deep emotions through her music.

The album opens with "Kailaasadinda," a track that sets the tone for the rest of the album with its serene and contemplative melody. "Noda Banniri" follows, offering a more upbeat tempo that still retains the devotional essence. "Kalaburgi Sharanage Namo" and "Ninnanne Nambide" are standout tracks that showcase Manjula's vocal range and her ability to convey devotion and love through her singing.

"Bhaktiyinda Pooje" and "Doddappa Appa" are deeply spiritual tracks that will resonate with listeners seeking solace and peace. The album concludes with "Aarathi Belagire," a track that leaves a lasting impression with its hauntingly beautiful melody.

Manjula Gururaj's "Kalaburgi Karnaalu Srisharana Basav" is not just an album; it's an experience that will transport you to the sacred lands of Karnataka and immerse you in the rich tapestry of its devotional music. Whether you're a fan of Kannada pop or devotional music, this album is sure to captivate your heart and soul.