This pioneering Asian singerexplores the territories ofher spiritual ancestors. An intensely beautiful albumcelebrating the first andultimate instrument the voice.

These re-issues provide a chance for listeners to (re)discover the work of Shelia Chandra, one of the most original and trailblazing artists of her generation.

Sheila Chandras 1992 debut album for Real World,Weaving My AncestorsVoicesbegins a trilogy thatcements her as one of themost accomplished musiciansof her generation.Chandra finds the common ground between vocal traditions, to embodythe timelessness of the human voice.With this one ubiquitous instrument,sheproves to us both the universality of its capacity to express human emotion andthe uniqueness of her personal vision.Her self-expressionhas the capacity to movelisteners asmuch now, and long into the future, just as radically as it didupon its first release.

Includes a reinterpretation of Chandras first hit and theseed of her boundary-breakingcareer, ‘Ever So Lonely.’

TRACKLISTING:

1. Speaking inTongues I

2. Dhyana and Donalogue

3a. Nana

3b. The Dreaming

4. Ever So Lonely / Eyes/ Ocean

5. The Enchantment

6. The Call

7. Bhajan

8. Speaking in TonguesII

9. Sacred Stones

10. Om Namaha Shiva