Sheila Chandra - Abonecronedrone (Reissue) (CD)
- ABoneCroneDrone 1
- ABoneCroneDrone 2
- ABoneCroneDrone 3
- ABoneCroneDrone 4
- ABoneCroneDrone 5
- ABoneCroneDrone 6
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Catalog No.
- 56
- Tracks
- 6
- Colour
- Red
- Pressing
- Colored Vinyl
- Edition
- Reissue
Sheila Chandra Abonecronedrone This album is the third in a trilogy for Real World. Weaving My Ancestors' Voices was about the birth of an idea to explore the way in which vocal techniques could lead between each other, and how it would be possible to cross those boundaries within a single word or a single phrase.
- Speaking in Tongues I
- Dhyana and Donalogue
- Nana
- The Dreaming
- Ever So Lonely
- Eyes
- Ocean
- The Enchantment
- The Call
- Bhajan
- Speaking in Tongues II
- Sacred Stones
- Om Namaha Shiva
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 13
- Edition
- Reissue
Reissue. Sheila Chandra's 1992 debut album for Real World, Weaving My Ancestors' Voices began a trilogy that cemented her as one of the most accomplished musicians of her generation. An intensely beautiful album celebrating the first and ultimate instrument - the voice. Her flawless intertwining of vocal traditions from around the world has the capacity to move listeners just as radically now as it did upon it's first release. It includes a reinterpretation of Chandra's first hit, and the seed of her boundary-breaking career, ""Ever So Lonely"". This reissue features updated artwork and new sleeve notes.
