The Best of Hindi Instrumental Music in 2015

A look at the top Hindi instrumental music of 2015.

Best of Hindi Instrumental Music in 2015

It’s hard to find good Hindi instrumental music these days. Most of it is either too commercialized or too classical. However, there are still a few good songs out there. Here are the best of Hindi instrumental music in 2015.

Best of Bollywood

Bollywood songs are known for their catchy tunes and upbeat melodies. But what about the Instrumental versions of these songs?

Instrumental music has always been an integral part of Bollywood films. Be it the background score or the title track, instrumental music plays a pivotal role in enhancing the mood and feel of a film.

2015 was no different. There were some truly mesmerizing instrumental tracks that were released this year. Here’s a look at some of the best ones:

1. Soch Na Sake – AirLift
2. Tum Hi Ho – Aashiqui 2
3. Tere Bina – Aamir Khan’s debut film, Ghulam
4. Gerua – Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge
5. Jab Se Tere Naina – Saawariya

Best of Sufi

There’s something about Sufi music that just hits different. The devotional music of the Sufis is characterized by its intense spirituality and healing properties. It’s the kind of music that can transport you to another realm entirely, and it’s no wonder that it has become so popular in recent years.

If you’re looking for the best of Sufi music, look no further than this list of the best Hindi instrumental music from 2015. These songs are sure to touch your soul and leave you feeling mesmerized.

Best of Ghazals

Ghazals are a specific form of Urdu poetry, traditionally containing rhyming couplets and a refrain, with each line sharing the same meter. A ghazal may be understood as an expression of both the pain of loss or separation and the beauty of love in spite of that pain. The word “ghazal” is derived from the Arabic ghuzzle, meaning “to chatter pleasantly.”

Ghazals often have 5 to 15 couplets that share a rhyme and a refrain. The first couplet is independent from the rest; each subsequent couplet shares its rhyme scheme with the other couplets in the ghazal, as well as its meter (usually based on multiples of 2, 3, or 4 beats). The refrain, which appears at the end of the second and fourth lines of each stanza, consists of two parts: a repeated word or phrase (the radif), and a phrase (the qafia) that follows it.

Best of Indian Classical Music

There are a lot of good songs in this list. I have been listening to these songs on and off throughout the year. I have also included a few songs from older albums/movies. These are in no particular order. I hope you enjoy listening to them as much as I did.

Best of Hindustani

The best of Hindustani instrumental music in 2015 was a diverse and rich tapestry of sounds, colors, and emotions. From the soulful and meditative to the exciting and adrenaline-pumping, there was something for everyone. Here are some of our favorite moments:

Ustad Zakir Hussain’s “Raga Jog”: This performance by the world-renowned tabla player was simply mesmerizing. His perfect blend of technical mastery and emotional expression was spellbinding, and the audience was entranced from start to finish.

Pt. Vishwamohan Bhatt’s “Mohan Veena Recital”: This Hindustani instrumental music maestro gave a brilliant performance on the unique 20-stringed instrument known as the mohan veena. His exceptional technique and musicality were on full display, much to the delight of the audience.

Anoushka Shankar’s “Raga Mishra Piloo”: The sitar virtuoso delivered a beautiful and moving performance of this complex raga. Her sensitive understanding of the raga’s nuances was evident throughout, and she took the listeners on a journey to its very depths.

Best of Carnatic

Carnatic music, also known as Karnataka music or Karnatica, is a form of Indian classical music. It is widely performed in South India, and is one of the two main subgenres of Indian classical music, the other being Hindustani music.

Best of Fusion Music

Best of Indian Fusion

Fusion music is a genre of popular music that combines elements of traditional Indian music with Western pop, rock, or jazz. Fusion artists typically use instruments from both traditions, often playing them together in a single piece of music.

The best of Indian fusion music in 2015 included a wide range of styles and genres, from the energetic and upbeat to the more mellow and meditative. Highlights included Raghu Dixit’s album Jag Changa, featuring traditional Karnatakan instrumentation; Aamir Safri’s album Bindaas Bollywood, which fused Hindi film songs with electronic dance music; and Nitin Sawhney’s album Dystopia, a mix of classical Indian and contemporary sounds.

Best of World Fusion

Fusion music is a genre of music that combines elements of different musical styles together to create a new, unique sound. Fusion music can be created by blending two or more genres together, or by combining traditional instruments with electronic components to create a new sound.

In recent years, the popularity of fusion music has grown exponentially, with artists from all over the world experimenting with different sounds and styles to create their own unique fusion music.

There are many different types of fusion music, but some of the most popular genres include: Indian fusion, jazz fusion, rock fusion, and electronic fusion.

Indian Fusion Music
Indian fusion music is a blend of traditional Indian instrumentation and melodies with Western musical styles like jazz and rock. Indian fusion music often incorporates elements of Indian classical music, such as sitars and tablas, with Western instruments like electric guitars and drums.

Jazz Fusion Music
Jazz fusion is a genre of music that blends elements of jazz with other genres of music, such as rock, funk, and R&B. Jazz fusion began in the late 1960s as musicians began experiment with different ways to combine the sounds of jazz with other styles of music.

Rock Fusion Music
Rock fusion is a genre of music that blends elements of rock with other genres of music, such as jazz, funk, and Latin American rhythms. Rock fusion began in the 1970s as musicians began experiment with different ways to combine the sounds of rock with other styles of music.

Electronic Fusion Music
Electronic fusion is a genre of music that blends electronic elements with traditional acoustic instrumentation. Electronic fusion often incorporates synthesizers, drum machines, and sequencers into the mix to create a new sound.