New Album Release
Sheila Chandra’s new ‘live’ album ‘Echo’ is due for release on vinyl and digital on 25th September 2026. Pre-order now below, or learn more
Real World’s 2023 reissue of Sheila’s solo voice and drone trilogy on coloured vinyl is still available at a special bundle price here
Sheila Chandra Discography
Albums
'Echo' (2026 Real World)
A collection drawn from her 90s virtuoso solo ‘live’ performances, the album loosely references and follows the emotional journey of the nymph of Greek myth who lost her voice – just as Chandra did 15 years ago..
'This Sentence Is True' (2001 Indipop/Narada)
“One of the most innovative provocative singers in any genre… ‘This Sentence is True’ finds Chandra challenging listeners with a recording that pushes the limits of the vocally possible in art.”
Billboard
'Moonsung' (1999 Real World)
“This [Real World ‘best of’ compilation] is a brave work…Sometimes introspective, sometimes uplifting, occasionally sad, Chandra’s voice seems to effortlessly blend sounds reminiscent of the call to prayer on a misty morning in Istanbul with Gaelic or Celtic traditional music and Gregorian chants. It works.”
Touch
'The Zen Kiss' (1994 Real World)
“And when she lets fly with a song, empires crumble and footballers’ bones shatter forever…the result is an all-encompassing world music, devoid of boundaries, an inspirationally human in form… An extraordinary album.”
Time Out (London)
'Weaving My Ancestors Voices' (1992 Real World)
“With references thousands of years old ‘Weaving…’ is dazzlingly innovative and a glorious testament to vocal tradition.”
CMJ
'Roots and Wings' (1990 Indipop)
“For anyone thirsting for a musical trip beyond imagination.”
Sunday Republican
'Nada Brahma' (1985 Indipop)
“Almost impossible to describe in print, her music seems one of the most beautiful and natural, modern mixes of East and West that I’ve ever come across.”
Folk Roots
'The Struggle' (1985 Indipop)
“..It's an ambitious fusion of Western pop and Indian/Asian music.”
All Music
'Quiet' (1984 Indipop)
“If you think recording a 10 track album devoid of lyrics is a foolish move for an aspiring singer to make, Sheila Chandra would seek to prove you wrong…”
Melody Maker
'Out On My Own' (1984 Indipop)
“…she continues to explore her ideas on marrying oriental and occidental pop styles. The result is interesting, light… and very easy to listen to.”
Music Week
Monsoon 'Third Eye' (1983 Phonogram)
"Still one of the great experiments in East-West pop culture"
All Music
Now reissued in a deluxe 2CD package with extras galore on Cherry Red 25th November 2022