Rachel Bellenoit on Sunday, May 08, 2011
I took the time to go to her website and watch the videos of her
performances. She is mesmerizing and I thank you, Shankar, for bringing her
to my attention. Unfortunately, Americans don't get exposed enough to music
of other cultures. Her voice is the closest thing I've heard to sounding
like an actual instrument. And her passion and storytelling come through
vividly with her movements. And I love her contemporary interpretation, in
particular, in Fusion in Raga Jog. Amazing!

Vidya Vandana on Friday, June 10, 2011
@RockstarKanth I think you are stepping out of line there. While I'm sure
constructive criticism is appreciated, your comment has to do with how she
looks, and nothing about her music. You should be listening to the music,
instead of criticizing how the singer is opening her mouth. She is a
brilliant artist--its time for you to move on from such petty things.

ltbmuse on Tuesday, July 17, 2012
I'm completely awestruck by the skill of the singer. It's as though she is
telling a story in melody rhythm and tone. I just wish I could understand
what she is saying! Please Mr. Tucker can you include a transcript of
lyrics in future offerings? And a translation too? I realise that any
translation is bound to provoke great argument, but - so what!

Nirali Kartik on Tuesday, June 07, 2011
Lyrics: Ja Ja Re Apne Mandirwa, Sun Paavegi Saasan Nadiyan. Hum to
"sadarang" tum ko chaahat hai, kya tum hamse chhalan kiya. It can have many
different meanings, but the Bhaav of the song is that of Surrender in Love!
Sadarang is the name of a great Court Musician...

Avinav Jami on Thursday, July 07, 2011
this is the type of music .. that is expected from a platform like Coke
Studio at MTV(India) ... aur pata nahi .. kya .. atram satram compositions
bana rahe hain abhi ke ye log .. This fusion is awesome !! Awesome Shankar
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