The time I took part in the most number of music shows, events and competitions was during my high school and undergrad days. During those times, the person who rendered the most difficult song in the perfect way wins. More often than not I was not able to perform complicated songs with so much ease as the other kids of my age. Needless to say, I have never won the first place in many of the competitions. There was always someone who rendered those tough songs either in the perfect way possible or way better than me. I have always wondered how other kids could do something that I couldn’t. I used to be so hard to myself and nobody corrected me.
However what I didn’t realize then was with time and practice even the most difficult things could be achieved. In case you are wondering, here are two of the songs that I have always thought would be difficult to sing but, now I have managed to sing them and shared with the world.
If you are a person, who had similar thoughts as mine at some point in your life, it's just a matter of time and more hard work before you can actually do it.
"Just because we don't reach there sooner doesn't mean that we won't reach there forever." - Anonymous

Attempting Mayasri raagam for the first time in my life. Presenting an acapella rendition of the song, Pranathosmi Guruvayupuresham from the Malayalam movie, Sindhoorarekha, originally composed by Sharreth and sung by K S Chithra. Vocals: Soumya Radhakrishnan Subscribe to my blog at http://www.sousvoice.com/subscribe-for-free/

Sou's Voice (www.sousvoice.com) presents a cover version of a popular Malayalam song from the movie, Kizhakkunarum Pakshi. Read the story behind Hey Krishna: http://bit.ly/thecharukesichallenge http://bit.ly/heykrishnamusicvideo Subscribe to Sou's Voice at: http://bit.ly/subscribetosousvoice Song Credits: Covered by: Soumya Radhakrishnan Music: M Raveendran Movie: Kizhakkunarum Pakshi Lyrics: K Jayakumar Singer: K S Chithra

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