‘Mog’ a Konkani audio CD containing ten beautiful tracks isthe latest offering from Anthony San, the versatile singer and lyricist of theKonkani stage. This is the 10th audio album with ten tracks produced by AnthonySan, and has the music score done by Lenoy Gomendes, another talented musicianof the Konkani music industry. The album was mixed at Lens Recording studios atSirlim in Navelim.
The album begins with the title song ‘Mog’, rendered byAnthony San himself in his silky voice and highlights the various facets andkinds of love we see in society. The title track has good music with specialscore for the violin interlude. ‘Nach’ is a solo rendered by Clarissa and isset to the melody of the seventies hit ‘Dance Little Lady Dance’ (Tina Turner)the song highlights the merits and benefits of dancing.
‘Divorce’ is a touching duet on the album rendered by Felcyand Anthony San and details the travails of a divorced couple and the illeffects it has on the children. The duet has a positive ending though. ‘FrSavio’ and ‘Ugddas’ are two tribute songs dedicated to Fr Savio, the saintlyGoan priest from Verna and to the memory of old artists of the Konkani stagerespectively.
‘Novo Tiatrist’ a solo by Anthony San speaks boldly aboutthe response of tiatr fans towards new entrants on the Konkani stage.
‘Opang Bhurguim’ a duet by Clarissa and Anthony San isinspired by the Hindi film ‘Taare Zamin par’ while ‘Ixttagot’ by Anthony Sanand ‘Zubi Zubi Zu’ by Clarissa are two solos which are immensely thought provoking.Though the melody sounds very familiar, the audio album ends with a delectableduet ‘Hai Re Hai’ with political overtones set to foot tapping music and sungby Roma and Anthony San. ‘Mog’ is a good album with quality lyrics.
