HAYZEE with her RØDE NT1 large diaphragm condenser microphone.
The NT1 is her "absolute favourite" RØDE product. “I have gotten SO many compliments on how crispy it sounds," she says, "and how well it’s able to capture the warm yet airy quality of my voice when I sing." HAYZEE rocks a RØDE NT1 front and centre, utilising its warm tone to produce capture her signature ethereal vocal in her streams. She captivates her viewers with a chill indie-folk vibe, covering follower-requested classics, as well as showcasing her own original tunes. Over the past few years, HAYZEE's streaming career has taken off immensely, to the point where she's said adios to being a uni teacher and hello to life as a full-time streamer. Hayley, better known as HAYZEE, is a singer/songwriter who charms her viewers across the globe with her angelic voice. We'll introduce you to our RØDE Warriors and find out what RØDE gear each of them uses on their streams. Though there aren't many memorable songs out there, they do well enough to keep the film's narrative engaging.We recently launched our very own Twitch team, RØDE Warriors – an assembly of awesome streamers and content creators from across the globe.Īfter introducing you to our IRL RØDE Warriors in our previous post, this week we're putting a spotlight on our music streamers. The soundtrack of Tanhaji - The Unsung Warrior delivers as expected. More so since the film as a whole doesn't really have any romantic undertones and hence this one comes across as rather misfit. Though the styling of the song compliments the kind of set up that Tanhaji - The Unsung Warrior boasts of, somehow this one doesn't quite manage to make much of an impression. Appearing during the end credit roll of the film and picturised on Kajol, this one has Harshdeep Kaur coming behind the mike. Last to arrive is 'Tinak Tinak' and this too is a product of Sachet-Parampara and Anil Verma combo. Appearing at just the right juncture in the film, this one should actually have been the opening song of the soundtrack as well. Pretty much the theme track of the album, this one has a haunting sound of 'ra ra ra ra' which elevates the soundtrack to a great degree. They compose as well as sing this Anil Verma written number which is ferocious in its appeal. Sachet-Parampara, who are known most for their melodious songs, especially in last year's all time blockbuster Kabir Singh, showcase their versatility with 'Ghamand Kar'. Yet another situational number, this one goes with the essence of the film. Ajay - Atul bring in their characteristic style into play in this Swanand Kirkire written number, especially in the way 'mukhda' transitions to 'antara'. With both the songs based on Indian Gods, one can sense the kind of feel that the team wanted to bring in the soundtrack here. The experience of Sukhwinder Singh and Shreya Ghosal is apparent right at the beginning of 'Maay Bhavani' which pretty much takes off from where 'Shankara Re Shankara' left. For the situational in the film, this one works. He sings this Anil Verma written track as well along with Adarsh Shinde and together the trio delivers a song which has a 70s and 80s feel to it in the way it is orchestrated and delivered. It's a euphoric beginning for Tanhaji - The Unsung Warrior as composer Mehul Vyas puts together a ferocious piece, 'Shankara Re Shankara'. This is what the team of composers, lyricists and singers delivers as well. Moreover, since the core genre of the film is action-drama, all that is required too is three to four tracks that come at just the right points in the film. When it comes to a film like Tanhaji - The Unsung Warrior, the expectation is that of a situational score. Tanhaji – The Unsung Warrior Review & Review Rating
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