One Name

How to play One Name by Anirudh Ravichander, Super Subu on guitar

This song is a strong pick if you want an intermediate groove in G minor that feels steady and focused at about 120 BPM. You get a clear, driving progression that sits well under the hands and rewards clean changes, so it is good for building confidence while still sounding musical.

The chart uses a mix of open shapes and barre shapes. G, C, F, and D are the easier open chords, while Gm, A#, and D# ask for more hand strength and accurate fretting. Watch the move from Gm to A# to D# to G, since that opening run is the main change to lock in.

Start by practicing the opening progression slowly and evenly, making each chord ring clearly before you worry about speed. Then loop the open shapes on their own, add the barre shapes one at a time, and finally connect the full sequence until the changes feel automatic at tempo.

Use the play-along above to follow each chord change in time with the music, or learn the shapes first with the chord diagrams below.