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Susheela Raman (b. 1973) is a singer of Indian descent. Raman was born in London, later emigrating to Australia with her family. In Australia she studied classical South Indian song and began giving performances. She then began working with Western forms including rock and soul, while continuing to study classical Indian music with Shruti Sadolikar. Her desire to mix Indian with Western music resulted in her first album, Salt Rain, in 2001, followed by Love Trap in 2003. <a href="https://www.la
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Susheela Raman
Susheela Raman as singer, composer and curator moves between genres, across frontiers into new spaces with uncanny ease. Born to South Indian parents in London and raised in Australia, she is about release her seventh studio album (‘Ghost Gamelan') and is known for her beguiling and her incandescen, Susheela Raman as singer, composer and curator moves between genres, across frontiers into new spaces with uncanny ease. Born to South Indian parents in London and raised in Australia, she is about release her seventh studio album (‘Ghost Gamelan') and is known for her beguiling and her incandescent and otherworldly stage presence . As the Guardian said Susheela is “wildly original, passionate and dangerous” .
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- human
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- female
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- United Kingdom
- Place of birth
- Hendon
- Occupation
- singer-songwriter
- Languages spoken
- English language
- Religion
- Hinduism
- Genre
- world music
- Instrument
- voice
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- Harmonia Mundi
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- susheelaraman.com
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- Susheela Raman 02.jpg
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- Susheela Raman
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- 1973-07-21
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- start of work period
- 1997-00-00
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