My Eyes Can See
I’m proud to share my latest Indian Fusion album with you, “My Eyes Can See”.
My Eyes Can See
I’m proud to share my latest Indian Fusion album with you, “My Eyes Can See”.
I experience a great sense of fulfilment and freedom in being able to express the devotion of Indian music with other world music sounds. It enables and challenges me to use my voice in different ways and explore melody and harmony with freedom and creativity.
Thank you for helping me to achieve this dream.
Pulling out of shows, losing voice on stage- this is the stuff of nightmares for performers.
Yet, it is often a very real experience for so many artists whose voice is their craft and the basis of their livelihood.
The “nudge” from beyond has helped me to move forward despite moments of self-doubt and hesitation
As the Hindu festival of Navratri comes to an end for another year, I find myself reflecting on its significance and meaning in my life. For many, it is a time of connection; connection with Spirit and with community. For me, it is a time of connection with Mother and Music.
So, who on earth do I think I am? I am no performer. Who’s going to like my music anyway? It’s that voice. Do you recognise it? It’s the one that I have come to know as the “Inner Critic”. A wise friend once coined it as my “Inner Bulldozer”. Well – whatever its name – it is here, and it is loud.