Forever Release on February 4

Forever', a romantic music album made in five languages for the first time in India, would be launched on February four.

The album would have 60 songs by 30 eminent singers with the message ''Love and Music Prevail Forever.'' Being brought out by eminent lyricist East Coast Vijayan, the music for the album, which would be a continuation of the historic Malayalam superhit series ''Ninakkai'', ''Aadyamai'', ''Ormakkai'', ''Swantham'' and ''Iniennum'', was scored by Vijay Karun.

It was christened ''Ennennum'' in Malayalam, ''Entrentrum' in Tamil, ''Endendhu'' (Kannada), ''Ennadiki'' (Telugu) and ''Sadaa'' (Hindi).

Talking to reporters here last evening, the album team headed by Mr Vijayan said ''Ennennum'' would be a departure from the set of patterns and was a multilingual collection of melodies turned by Vijay Karun.

The melodies were meticulously crafted to perfection without losing its charm, feel and emotions in translation.

''The use of simple yet precise wordings with profound meanings and insight add to the sublime melodious effect of these songs.

''While maintaining the regional styles, the songs are marked by its amazing uniformity of composition and rendition,'' popular playback singer Unni Menon, who had sung some songs in the album, said.

Vijay said the theme ''Ennennum'' ws envisaged to transcend the barrier created by regionalism and to reaffirm the universality of music and love.

The added feature of the album was the songs that could be downloaded as caller tunes.