Puthli's self-titled debut synthesized global sounds with the era's disco and R&B currents. It featured her distinctive, often-wordless vocalizations, creating a sound that defied easy categorization.
- The album was produced by Jacques Morali, who would later find massive success with the Village People.
- The title track, "I Am Music," became a minor disco hit, showcasing Puthli's experimental vocal techniques.
- The record was released on Mr Bongo, a label known for its eclectic reissues and deep cuts in soul, funk, and jazz.
Asha Puthli was an Indian singer known for her eclectic style that blended Indian classical music with Western pop, soul, and disco. In 1973, she released her self-titled debut album, arriving as a unique voice in the burgeoning world music and disco scenes.
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