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Original music is the foundation of this journey.
Each song presented here represents a complete creative process — from lyrical thought to melodic design, arrangement, and vocal expression. These works reflect a lifelong engagement with music as a form of storytelling and emotional communication.
Featured Original Songs
Featured Original Songs
Song No. 1 - Talaash
Song No. 1 - Talaash
Talaash
Talaash
Year: 1997
Role: Lyrics - Sudeep Mukerji • Composition - Sudeep Mukerji • Vocal - Sudeep Mukerji • Music Arrangement - Sudeep & Anjan Mukerji (Guitars - Anjan Mukerji) • Recorded at Master of Sounds Studio.
About the Song:
Talaash is a deeply sentimental original love song by Sudeep Mukerji, expressing the restless call of a lonely heart searching for connection. Featuring soulful acoustic guitar by Anjan Mukerji, the song was originally recorded in 1997.
Built on a minimalist guitar-driven vision, Talaash remains a timeless piece from my original album concept—quiet, intimate, and emotionally honest.
YouTube → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CH4VU2HZMRw
Song No. 2 - Aarzoo
Song No. 2 - Aarzoo
Aarzoo
Aarzoo
Year: 1997
Role: Lyrics - Sudeep Mukerji & Anjan Mukerji • Composition - Sudeep Mukerji • Vocal - Anjan Mukerji • Music Arrangement - Sudeep, Anjan Mukerji & Sanjeev Sachdeva • Recorded at Master of Sounds Studio.
About the Song:
Aarzoo is a deeply expressive original composition that explores the emotional space between desire and destiny. The song reflects the quiet intensity of longing — the kind that lives within unspoken thoughts and unresolved feelings.
Built on a subtle and introspective musical arrangement, the composition allows the melody and lyrics to breathe naturally, creating an atmosphere of intimacy and emotional depth. It represents an approach to songwriting where simplicity and sincerity become the strongest forms of expression.
YouTube → https://youtu.be/yYIucM770yo
Song No. 3 - Kehta Hai Dil Chal Un Galiyo Me Phir
Song No. 3 - Kehta Hai Dil Chal Un Galiyo Me Phir
Kehta Hai Dil Chal Un Galiyo Me Phir
Kehta Hai Dil Chal Un Galiyo Me Phir
Year: 2020
Credits
Lyrics: Rahul Chatterjee
Vocal: Vinod Tiwari
Composition: Sudeep Mukerji & Vinod Tiwari
Arrangement / Production: Sudeep Mukerji
Music Collective: 3ripod
About the Song:
Kehta Hai Dil Chal Un Galiyon Me Phir is a nostalgic original creation that journeys through memory, reflection, and the quiet dialogue between past and present. The song captures the universal human experience of revisiting moments that once shaped us, while subconsciously comparing them with where life has brought us today.
Created collaboratively by the music collective 3ripod — Vinod Tiwari, Rahul Chatterjee, and Sudeep Mukerji — the composition blends evocative lyrics with a reflective melodic flow. The expressive vocal interpretation by Vinod Tiwari, marked by his natural improvisational style, adds emotional depth to the narrative.
The overall musical design emphasizes atmosphere and storytelling, allowing listeners to immerse themselves in a gentle, introspective sonic space.
YouTube → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5IwIhXzqRo
Song No. 4 - Nazare Hai Badle
Song No. 4 - Nazare Hai Badle
Nazare Hai Badle
Nazare Hai Badle
Year: 2020
Credits
Lyrics: Rahul Chatterjee
Vocal: Vinod Tiwari
Composition: Sudeep Mukerji & Vinod Tiwari
Arrangement / Production: Sudeep Mukerji
Music Collective: 3ripod
About the Song:
“Nazare Hai Badle”
“Nazare Hai Badle” unfolds like a story of inner change. In the first half, the protagonist is lost in memories of a broken relationship — expressing regret, loneliness, and the emotional turmoil that follows when love fades but its echoes remain. The music here stays soft, reflective, and intimate, mirroring a mind trapped in the past.
As the song progresses, a gradual shift begins — both in thought and in sound. Around the final quarter, the emotional tone transforms. What starts as pain slowly turns into clarity and self-realization. The arrangement grows stronger, more energetic, and decisive, symbolizing a renewed sense of purpose.
By the end, the meaning of “Nazare Hai Badle” becomes clear — life itself may remain the same, but when perspective changes, everything feels new. It is a journey from heartbreak to inner strength, told not just through words, but through the evolving mood of the music itself.
YouTube → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhC3_nuF8HE
Song No. 5 - Girta Hua Tara
Song No. 5 - Girta Hua Tara
Girta Hua Tara
Girta Hua Tara
Year: 2000
Credits
Lyrics: Sudeep Mukerji/Rahul Chatterjee
Vocal: Sudeep Mukerji
Composition: Sudeep Mukerji
Arrangement / Production: Sudeep Mukerji
About the Song:
Some songs are planned.
Some are crafted in studios.
And a few… simply arrive in a quiet, unexpected moment.
“Girta Hua Tara” belongs to the third kind.
This song was conceived in the year 2000, during my time in Mumbai. I was walking down a street with my friend Vinod when we suddenly ran into his friend — Vishal Dadlani. As the two of them got engaged in conversation, I moved aside and sat quietly in a corner.
In that still moment, my eyes fell upon a glowing Lucky Lotto Star (its kind of "wish upon a falling star") sign nearby. Something about it — the symbolism, the solitude, the silent longing it evoked — struck a deep emotional chord. Almost instantly, the melody, mood, and central thought of “Girta Hua Tara” began to form within me. It felt less like writing a song and more like witnessing one unfold on its own.
That fleeting moment of observation transformed into a deeply personal musical expression. Over the years, it has remained very close to my heart — not just as a creation, but as a memory of how inspiration can arrive when one is simply sitting quietly, watching the world go by.
A falling star often symbolizes a wish, "don't let it go" .. kind of expression) or a passing dream. This song captures that delicate emotion — the beauty, the ache, and the quiet poetry of something slipping away.
And from that one silent moment on a Mumbai street… “Girta Hua Tara” was born.
YouTube → https://youtu.be/Nod6h5I-qfg
Song No. 6 - Kabhi Na Kabhi
Song No. 6 - Kabhi Na Kabhi
Song No. 7 - Jaanam Meri
Song No. 7 - Jaanam Meri
Song No. 8 - Zindagi Hasne Lagi
Song No. 8 - Zindagi Hasne Lagi
Song No.9 - Alwida (The Retirement Song)
Song No.9 - Alwida (The Retirement Song)
Song No. 10 - Dillagi Me Dillaga
Song No. 10 - Dillagi Me Dillaga
Song No. 11 - Jadoo Hai Ya Nasha
Song No. 11 - Jadoo Hai Ya Nasha
Jadoo Hai Ya Nasha
Jadoo Hai Ya Nasha
Year: 1996
🎵 Credits:
Singer: Sudeep Mukerji
Chorus: Anjan Mukerji & Sudeep Mukerji
Lyrics: Muninder Singh Tomar & Sudeep Mukerji
Composition, Arrangement & Programming: Sudeep Mukerji
Presented by: Master of Sounds
About the Song:
Here is another of my very first original creations — “Jadoo Hai Ya Nasha.”
This song dates back to around 1996 and holds a very special place in my musical journey. It was written gradually over nearly six months. One of its most memorable moments of creation happened when the co-lyricist, Muninder Singh Tomar, sat on the stairs beside a small marketplace and enthusiastically wrote a major portion of the lyrics in perhaps less than an hour.
I kept playing the song repeatedly on guitar until it finally took shape as my very first MIDI-created composition — possibly the first original song I ever fully produced.
This song is not just music — it is a memory of beginnings, passion, and the raw excitement of discovering one’s own creative voice.
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YouTube → https://youtu.be/W87wZWJpuOU
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