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Music Genres
Isheeta's breadth as a vocalist makes her a uniquely versatile fusion artist. While she can croon away jazz standards like Fly Me to the Moon and Summertime and belt out pop numbers like 9 to 5, she can project soulful gospel melodies with equal ease as with her fusion rendition of fusion rendition of "Heartdance" (a weaving together of Tagore's acclaimed "Mama Chitthe" and a Senegalese ballad, "Sankopha"). Similarly in "Riversong", she delivers the R&B lines with distinct vocal presence while the Rabindrasangeet rendition is authentic and lingers in the ear.
"The texture of her voice and range allow her to float back and forth between Rabindrasangeet, Hindustani classical, Shlokas and pop and jazz verses with equal ease and dexterity leaving the listener with a seamless entity of one sound in the end." - The Telegraph
Her recent release, Damaru presents the threads of her various musical stories in an unprecedented tri-lingual release. |
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