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Album released

Special Correspondent

Thiruvananthapuram: After trying his hand in Tamil and divine music, young singer Faizal is back with a multi-lingual album `Iniyennu Nee'. Sung by Faizal, Balabhaskar, Roshan and Alex, the album features folk, group and rap songs in three languages - Malayalam, Hindi and Tamil.

Thiruvananthapuram MP Pannian Ravindran released the album at a function at the Press Club here on Wednesday. Singer M.G. Radhakrishnan received the first copy of the CD from Mr. Ravindran to mark the release.

Three of the songs in the collection have been recorded on video. While one was filmed in Dubai, the other two were recorded in Kerala.

The lines in Malayalam were penned by Joy Thamalam. The Hindi songs were written by Rajesh and the Tamil ones by Ganesh while Balabhaskar scored the foot-tapping music.

Video direction is by Sabu Adithyan and Tanu Balak. CD and cassettes are by Music Plus (India) and Rafa International (Overseas).

Having graduated from Government Engineering College, Thiruvananthapuram, Faizal is currently working in a Dubai-based company.

His earlier productions include Tamil album `Nanpa' featuring songs by Faizal, Shan and Sonia and a divine album based on the Adhyatma Ramayanam.

Faizal has already started work on his next production featuring prominent singers in Malayalam.

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