Yuvan Shankar Raja

Yuvan Shankar Raja (Tamil: யுவன் சங்கர் ராஜா ; built-in 31 August 1979) is an Indian Tamil blur account and soundtrack composer, accompanist and casual lyricist. He has predominantly denticulate music for Tamil as able-bodied as Telugu films. In 1997, at age 16, his agreeable career began as he composed the blur account for Aravindhan. He after composed blur array for a array of South Indian films, which accommodate bartering blockbusters such as Dheena, Manmadhan, Paruthiveeran, Billa and Paiyaa as able-bodied as acclaimed films such as Kaadhal Kondein, 7G Rainbow Colony, Pudhupettai, Chennai 600028 and Kattradhu Thamizh.

Within a amount of 13 years, Yuvan Shankar Raja has denticulate for over 75 films. Considered a awful able composer, he generally strives for different, avant-garde and stylistic music and has explored and acclimated elements of assorted genres in his compositions that ambit from folk to abundant metal. He is decidedly accepted for his use of western music elements in his pieces and generally accustomed with accepting alien Hip hop to the Tamil blur and music industry and accepting started the "era of remixes" in Tamil Nadu.[1][2] Being badly accepted amid the adolescent generation, he is frequently alleged the "Youth Icon of Tamil Blur Music".[2] In addition, Yuvan Shankar Raja is accustomed for his accomplishments account in films that accept fetched him aerial acclaim amid critics.

He has won one Filmfare Accolade in 2004 for his account in the ball 7G Rainbow Colony at age 25, actual the youngest champ of the award. Besides, he accustomed two nominations for Filmfare Awards, one Tamil Nadu State Blur Accolade in 2006 and the Cyprus International Blur Festival Accolade in 2006 for Raam, acceptable the aboriginal and alone Indian artisan to win it.