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A Bone Crone Drone Singer Sheila Chandra is known for her explorations of pop music, which borrow heavily from her ancesteral roots in India and her home in London. Her latest CD is called A BONE CRONE DRONE and this time, the singer plays with musical drones as the backbone as she explores melody, harmony, and the links between Indian and Celtic music.

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A Bone Crone Drone

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A Bone Crone Drone

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Singer Sheila Chandra is known for her explorations of pop music, which borrow heavily from her ancesteral roots in India and her home in London. Her latest CD is called A BONE CRONE DRONE and this time, the singer plays with musical drones as the backbone as she explores melody, harmony, and the links between Indian and Celtic music.