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Over in India he is labelled a mastermind in 'Indipop' but tracks specified as Marge Sohniye are more than purely 'pop' they are dance-floor fillers. The record album includes nine songs, which are for the most part Punjabi barn dance/pop influenced.

The title track 'Something Something' is one hell on earth of a difficult nursery rhyme. The sound is awfully 'karaoke-able' and proves to us the Mika can repeat in Hindi in increment to Punjabi. The visual communication to attach to the hymn allows us to see Mika carry out at what he does top-grade.

Marge Sohniye is the new foremost unlock off the album; it has a inventive picture to go in cooperation near it. Punn Khat Le features the eminent Cheshire Cat who brings an municipality desi cognisance to the line. Jaatta Ka Chhora is sung by Mika in his unreproducible style, on next to a good tune to lighter.

Middle of the album takes on more of a Punjabi people mode next to biggest tracks state Mundee Wardee and Sajni. Coming to a close, Nee Mera Dil and Mere Dil Mein lazy the album word-perfect low to a more relaxed and unruffled vibration. These are two contradictory yet dulcet songs to end a completely unspoiled and vibrant album on.

The record album includes iii 'bonus' tracks

Mika sings, writes and composes all of his own music, and this endowment is bountiful him a generous fan-base universal. 'Something Something' is zip thick of a political party album, occupied beside sufficient songs to get the hoedown horizontal surface rocking, it is a pleasant record album for the summer.