top 10 stress relief songs in tamil

1. NALLAI ALLAI (KAATRU VELIYIDAI) -           AR. RAHMAN
2. AVALUM NANUM (AYM)- AR. RAHMAN
3. KADHAL SADUGUDU (ALAIPHAYUDHEY)-
  AR. RAHMAN
4. AARUYIRE (GURU) - AR. RAHMAN
5. MENTAL MANADHIL (OK KANMANI) - AR. RAHMAN
5. ENNA SOLLA POGIRAI (KANDUKONDAIN KANDUKONDAIN) - AR. RAHMAN
6. ENNODU NEE IRUNTHAL-MALE VERSION (I)-AR. RAHMAN
7. MANNIPAYA (VTV) - AR. RAHMAN
8. KADAL RASA NAAN (MARIYAN) - AR. RAHMAN
9. MOONGIL THOTAM (KADAL)-AR. RAHMAN
10. NEW YORK NAGARAM (SILLUNU ORU KAADHAL)-AR. RAHMAN

MANY OF THE AR. RAHMAN SONGS ARE STRESS BUSTING SONGS. THESE SONGS ARE MY ONE OF THE FAVOURITE.
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