Nalini’s 1986 debut album “Raas Garba” was recorded with a live band, orchestra and backing vocalists in Delhi, India. The analog album is a collection of Gujarati folk songs used for dancing during festive seasons like Navratri. It moves beyond the traditional sounds of Garba and includes latin percussion and influences from around the globe. Although it was first released in 1986, it has now been re-released digitally worldwide (2020). The UK based Indian singer is known for her golden voice & mesmerising performances (as well as her signature bindi). She has collaborated with artists such as Transglobal Underground (Mera Jhumka) and 1 Giant Leap, singing in Hindi & Gujarati. Born and raised in Kenya, the singer moved to London in the 70s bringing her musical roots along with her. Nalini was guided by the late Pandit Shree Govindprasad Jaipurwala as well as the late Indian cinema composer Raj Kamal. Her 2007 album 'Mera Dil Deewana' was publicly championed by Irrfan Khan (Life of Pi), Ismail Darbar as well as Jagjit Singh who celebrated her launch & supported her independent releases. The videos for this album can be found on YouTube. For updates, follow this artist on Spotify and other Social platforms.