Sandhya Sanjana

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Released: Jan 1, 2005

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Genre: Acoustic / Experimental / Jazz
Location Bombay, Amsterdam and London, UK
Profile Views: 89760
Last Login: 9/8/2011
Member Since 6/20/2006
Website www.sandhyasanjana.com
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.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... ..Sandhya Sanjana.. moved to Europe from Bombay, India eight years ago and has not looked back since. Performing with many musicians, she has honed her unique eclectic singing style which blends Indian, jazz, funk, blues and spoken word into her own special magical genre. .... Was recently in Bombay, it was fantastic. Can't believe how much changes there each day. The city is dirty, polluted and crowded beyond belief but the spirit of the people is so exuberant and vibrant that I am proud to have my roots there, now and forever. Namaste ! .... A dear friend sent me the .. link ..to this lovely, lovely video. It brought tears to my eyes to remember this wonderful soul, who blessed my life with her music. .... Here's a ..link ..to some videos which feature me on You Tube.
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.... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Ramesh Shotham, Zoltan Lantos, Christian Zurner (Madras Special) .. Omri Hason, Ramesh Shotham, Zoltan Lantos, Maarten Meddens (Kadim) .. Praful, Afra Mussawisadeh, Arno Nieuwehuizen, Martin Denev, Renee Dissel (Praful) .. Heiko Dijker, Lenneke van Stalen (Lila) .. Heiko Dijker, Martijn Baaijens (A.I.R.) .. Many other wonderful amazing collaborators, too many to name here
Influences
My mother, Pt. Govind Prasad Jaipurwale, Pt. Dinkar Kaikini, great Hindustani and Carnatic artistes (vocal and instrumental), the jazz greats, Flamenco, Rumi, Hazrat Inayat Khan, Nichiren Daishonin and Daisaku Ikeda, Mahatma Gandhi, Dinshah (for uncovering the musician in me), Peter (for being my everything in the second phase of my life) and of course The Beatles
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Bio:

Sandhya Sanjana moved to Europe from Bombay, India eight years ago and has not looked back since. Performing with many musicians, she has honed her unique eclectic singing style which blends Indian, jazz, funk, blues and spoken word into her own special magical genre.

Was recently in Bombay, it was fantastic. Can't believe how much changes there each day. The city is dirty, polluted and crowded beyond belief but the spirit of the people is so exuberant and vibrant that I am proud to have my roots there, now and forever. Namaste !

A dear friend sent me the link to this lovely, lovely video. It brought tears to my eyes to remember this wonderful soul, who blessed my life with her music.

Here's a link to some videos which feature me on You Tube.

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June 20, 2006

Members:

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. Ramesh Shotham, Zoltan Lantos, Christian Zurner (Madras Special)
Omri Hason, Ramesh Shotham, Zoltan Lantos, Maarten Meddens (Kadim)
Praful, Afra Mussawisadeh, Arno Nieuwehuizen, Martin Denev, Renee Dissel (Praful)
Heiko Dijker, Lenneke van Stalen (Lila)
Heiko Dijker, Martijn Baaijens (A.I.R.)
Many other wonderful amazing collaborators, too many to name here

Influences:

My mother, Pt. Govind Prasad Jaipurwale, Pt. Dinkar Kaikini, great Hindustani and Carnatic artistes (vocal and instrumental), the jazz greats, Flamenco, Rumi, Hazrat Inayat Khan, Nichiren Daishonin and Daisaku Ikeda, Mahatma Gandhi, Dinshah (for uncovering the musician in me), Peter (for being my everything in the second phase of my life) and of course The Beatles