Violins - Hemanth, Sampath, David, Palani, A Selvaraj, Siva, Vijaya Baskar, Kannan, Balu, Samson, Dhana Sekar, Himam, Narayan Rao.Strings Arranged & Programmed by - Hentry Kuruvila.Chorus - Sethu Thankatchan, Lijin, Kannan, Ravikumar, Anitha, Neha Venugopal, Meghavarshini, Avanthika, Haritha, Aishwarya.Rhythms And Percussions - Shruthi, Deric, Ashwin, Raju.Electric & Bass Guitar - Keba Jeremiah, Babu.Acoustic Guitar - Keba Jeremiah, Onasis Mohan, Babu, Rex Vijayan, Godfray Immanuel.S., Onasis Mohan, Hentry Kuruvilla, KP, Lijin Bambino īehindwoods rated the album 2.75 out of 5, with a verdict "An innovative, genre specific album that has the depth and soul from composer Sam CS!" Top 10 Cinema, gave a favourable review stating that "Expressing a different and new dimension with more theme scores." Musicaloud rated the album 3.5 out of 5. Sharanya concluded her review by stating that "the composer hits the high-note" with Vikram Vedha, writing further that "the film's narrative is sure to up the experience through music" with the instrumental tracks. She felt "Pogatha Yennavittu" was "an impressive composition" and appreciated the "very peppy" beats in "Tasakku Tasakku", adding that it "can be reserved for parties". Sharanya CR from The Times of India noted in her review that Sam "brings out the essence of the film’s plot" with "Karuppu Vellai", and used the term "stylish, yet flawless" to describe Anirudh's and Shakthisree Gopalan's rendition of "Yaanji". ^a Tracks 11 to 16, in the OST, where already released with the soundtrack album.It features 10 bonus original compositions, with six scores in the film were included in the film's soundtrack album. The original background score from the film, composed by Sam C. S., Sethu Thankachan, Kannan M, Ravikumar, Chennai Orchestraīackground score Vikram Vedha: Music from the Motion Picture Sethu Thankachan, Kannan M, Ravikumar, Chennai Orchestra Meghavarshini, Avantika, Monisha, Chennai Orchestra Track listing No.Īnirudh Ravichander, Shakthisree Gopalan, Sathyaprakash The entire soundtrack album was unveiled through all streaming platforms on 19 June 2017. Followed by the second single track, "Yaanji" on 12 June 2017, which is a melodius composition rendered by Anirudh Ravichander and Shakthisree Gopalan, with lyrics written by Mohan Rajan. The team released the first single "Tasakku Tasakku" on 5 June 2017, rendered by Mukesh, M. The audio rights of the soundtrack album were acquired by Think Music. At Sethupathi's insistence, Vignesh Shivan was hired to write the lyrics for "Karuppu Vellai". Sam employed the vocal percussion technique of beatboxing for the track "Tasakku Tasakku" as he felt it would be better to use "real sounds" to depict the atmosphere in a bar. Pushkar and Gayathri had initially opted against including songs in the film, but then thought lyrics might work better than music alone and changed their decision. After shooting for the film ended, Sam fine-tuned the score to achieve better results. He completed 80 percent of the score before the commencement of principal photography, leading Pushkar and Gayathri to shoot the scenes according to the music he composed.
In an interview with Kaushik LM of The Hindu, Sam said he "used ethnic Indian instruments, and live orchestra" to compose the score.
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He believed this would give him more creative freedom while also helping the actors and directors understand how to depict the emotions the characters portray in a particular sequence. He used the same approach for Puriyatha Puthir. Sam composed the score based on the script instead of doing it after watching the film's final version.
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