More on the music of Enemmy from the team

One of the things we like to do here at BollySpice is shine the light on some people who work hard at the movies but never really get the focus on them: people like producers, singers, composers, music directors, costumers and more. Today we have a unique treat just for you. We recently interviewed Gourov Dasgupta, the music director of the upcoming thriller Enemmy and it was a fab. One of the coolest things is that he gave a shout-out to all of his team that worked on the OST with him. We thought it would be really interesting to talk with them as well. See what music producer Roshan Bricist Manathan and signers Torsha and Keshav told us about the music of Enemmy
Since I have my influences ranging from Carnatic musicbecause being from a musical family from South India to Heavy metal and everything in between describing what we do will be very difficult.  Because of Gourocomposing style the stuff we make has a signature and have a certain edgeI compliment through production.have been working together for last six years starting from Dus Kahaniyaan and Enemmy is just a step forward for us. So while creating music for Enemmy everything fell in place as usual. Being an action film we were required to give a gsound for the movie so we ended up using lots of symphonic and rock elements in the soundtrack which has given the movie a very edgy soundscape.ackground scoreector Mr. Ashu Thrika has immense knowledge in music so working with him and designing the BG was fun. The film being a very fast paced action thriller, the background also turned out to be a full-blown rock and electronica symphony. We used various classical instruments fused with Gourov’s guitar riffs and modern day sounds. A lot of operatic vocal textures were also used to give a certain gothic edge.