Mamiboys

Mamiboys
Members from the Music Band Mamiboys, 2016
Background information
Genres Hip hop EDM music, Trap Rap
Years active 2007 (2007)–present
Labels M-Boyz Recordz
Associated acts Harris Jayaraj, Srikanth Deva, Bobo Shashi
Website www.mamiboys.net
Members
  • Krisheno
  • Caleb Jacob

Mamiboys are a musical duo consisting of Caleb Jacob and Krisheno from, India and Singapore. Formed in 2007, by Krisheno, the band is composed of Krisheno (Music Producer, Songwriter and Rapper), Caleb Jacob (Songwriter, Guitarist, Sound Designer and Lead Vocalist), and previously, Kevi-J until his departure from the band in the year 2015.

Mamiboys have worked together with several South Indian Music Producers such as Harris Jayaraj, Srikanth Deva & Bobo Shashi for various Tamil and Telugu Movie Soundtracks.[1] In 2012, the group singles titled "Chalo India" and "Siru Siru Thozvikal" were featured as official soundtracks for the Award Winning Short Film Roadside Ambanis.[2]

2009-10 : Contributions to South Indian Movies

In the year 2009, Mamiboys made their debut in South Indian Film Music by contributing rap vocals in the song "Seema Siriki" from the South Indian Movie "Thottu Paar". Composed by Indian Music Producer, Srikanth Deva and directed by K. V. Nandhu and produced by Janaki Sivakumar and starring Vidharth, Ramana and Lakshana in leading roles the movie was released on 15 October 2010 with a U/A Certification. On the same year, Mamiboys collaborated with South-Indian Music Producer Bobo Shashi to contribute rap vocals for the song titled “Bindaas” from the Telugu Motion Picture "Bindaas" Starring film stars Manoj Manchu and Sheena Shahabadi, Bindaas was released in India on 5 February 2010 and was also later dubbed in Malayalam as "Happy 2 Happy". In 2010, the group contributed rap vocals to South Indian Music Producer Harris Jayaraj composition which was featured as a background score for the Telugu Motion Picture titled "Orange" starring film stars, Ram Charan and Genelia D Souza. The film was released in India on 26 November 2010 and was later dubbed in Malayalam as "Hai Ram Charan" and in Tamil as "Ram Charan".

2012 : Roadside Ambanis

In 2012, Mamiboys duo singles titled Chalo India and Siru Siru Thozvikal were featured as official soundtracks for the Short Film "Roadside Ambanis". Written and directed by first-timer Kamal Sethu, and produced by Grape Pictures, Roadside Ambanis was awarded as the Best Short Film at the 3rd Norway Tamil Film Festival On 27 April 2012. Oslo, Norway.[3]

2013: Dum Tea

Dum Tea
Studio album by Mamiboys
Genre Hip-Hop, Rap, Pop
Length 28:02
Label M-Boyz Recordz

'Dum Tea is the debut music album of Mamiboys with music scored by Jude Niranjan. Consisting of Seven Tracks, the album launch event took place at AVM Studios on May 13, 2013. The album was also planned to be developed to a full length movie but was then stopped due to the interest of the group. Dum Tea consists of a total of seven songs, Reena I Love You, Tsunami Penne, Natpukulley, Dum Tea, Vidiyatumey, Thurathuthey & Kannadi and Tsunami Penne.[4][5][6]

Song Album Music Instruments Lyricist Label
Reena I Love You Dum Tea Jude Niranjan Babul- Guitar Mamiboys M-Boyz Recordz
Tsunami penne Dum Tea Jude Niranjan Babul- Guitar Mamiboys M-Boyz Recordz
Natpukulle Dum Tea Jude Niranjan Jude Niranjan Prakash Baskar M-Boyz Recordz
Dum Tea Dum Tea Jude Niranjan Babul- Guitar Mamiboys M-Boyz Recordz
Kannadi Dum Tea Jude Niranjan Babul- Guitar Mamiboys M-Boyz Recordz
Thurathuthey Dum Tea Jude Niranjan Babul- Guitar Mamiboys M-Boyz Recordz
Vidiyatumey Dum Tea Jude Niranjan Babul- Guitar Mamiboys M-Boyz Recordz

Controversy

In 2015, Mamiboys accused debutant South Indian director, Thangam Saravanan of having copied their Dum Tea song concept as well as visuals from Dum Tea official music video for a song titled “Tea Podu” in his debut movie “Anjala” starring Vimal and Nandita.[7]

However director Thangam Saravanan refused the allegation stating that 'Tea' was the only similarity between the two songs and the concept, music, lyrics, choreography and making were entirely different.[8]

2016 : KAKAL

"KAKAL" is a song recorded by Mamiboys Caleb Jacob and was released on April 1, 2016. The music of KAKAL was produced by Mamiboys Krisheno and written by Caleb Jacob. Kakal was described as being different and fresh with the music being described as addictive.[9]

Discography

South Indian Films

Song Film Composer Singers Lyrics Year of Release
Move Aside Orange Harris Jayaraj Mamiboys Mamiboys 2010
Bindaas Bindaas Bobo Sasi Ranjith, Rap: Mamiboys Bhuvana Chandra, Rap Lyrics: Mamiboys 2010
Seema Siriki Thottu Paar Srikanth Deva Jassie Gift, Rap: Mamiboys Rap Lyrics: Mamiboys 2010

Short films

Song Film Composer Singers Lyrics Year of Release
Chalo India Roadside Ambanis Jude Niranjan Mamiboys, Justin, Chester Ben, Jude Niranjan Mamiboys 2011
Siru Siru Thozhvigal Roadside Ambanis Jude Niranjan Mamiboys Kevi-J Mamiboys 2011

Singles

Song Composer Singers Lyrics Year of Release
IMAO Entertainer TrackGodz Mamiboys Krisheno FT Racquel Roberts Mamiboys Krisheno 2014
Pls Ennai Kadhali San.V Mamiboys Kevi-J Mamiboys Kevi-J 2014
Empower Mamiboys Krisheno Mamiboys Krisheno Mamiboys Krisheno 2015
Kakal Mamiboys Krisheno Mamiboys Caleb Jacob Mamiboys Caleb Jacob 2016

References

  1. ↑ "Mamiboys Presents Dum Tea". India Glitz Online. 11 April 2013. Retrieved 11 April 2013.
  2. ↑ "A Roadside Dream". The Hindu. 6 August 2012. Retrieved 6 August 2012.
  3. ↑ "IMDB Credits". IMDB. 17 August 2011. Retrieved 17 August 2011.
  4. ↑ "Local Tamil singer makes it big in India music scene R. Rathakrishnan and his two Indian bandmates make up Mamiboys". Straits Times. 16 May 2013. Retrieved 16 May 2013.
  5. ↑ "Phone call changed their lives". Asiaone. 15 February 2013. Retrieved 15 February 2013.
  6. ↑ "Dum Tea - Boys bring in a fresh sound". The Hindu. 13 May 2013. Retrieved 13 May 2013.
  7. ↑ "Vemal's 'Anjala' faces plagiarism charge". 25 December 2015. Retrieved 25 December 2015.
  8. ↑ "Anjala' director refutes plagiarism charge". 28 December 2015. Retrieved 28 December 2015.
  9. ↑ "மேமிபாய்ஸ் குழுவினரின் காகல் பாடல்". 27 April 2016. Retrieved 27 April 2016.
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