Chandra's 1984 debut showcases her signature blend of South Asian vocalizations and synth-pop arrangements, a sound that would become her hallmark. The album stands as an early example of what would become known as "worldbeat" or "ethnic electronica."
- The album was released on Indipop Records, a label founded by Martin El Kaim and Nick Gold, which was instrumental in popularizing South Asian music in the UK. It was produced by Martin El Kaim.
- The release falls within the synth-pop and art pop genres, with discernible influences from world music, particularly Indian classical and folk traditions.
- This marked Chandra's first solo album after her departure from the group Monsoon, which had achieved significant success with their hit "Ever so lonely."
Sheila Chandra is a British singer and composer known for her pioneering work in the fusion of South Asian musical traditions with electronic and Western pop forms. In 1984, she was an emerging artist exploring the intersection of traditional Indian vocal techniques and contemporary electronic music production.
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