as through her artist-in-residence position at Carnegie Hall. In 2018, she came out with a twelve-song album in Hindi, English, and Gujarati called Falu's Bazaar. It features her husband, singer-songwriter Gaurav Shah, and her mother, classical singer Kishori Dalal. Dalal has also sung a piece called Nishaad's Lullaby, a song in Gujarati without any percussion. The album was nominated for a Grammy in the Best Children's Music category in 2019. Falu released a her second children's album, A Colorful World, produced by GRAMMY Award Winning producers Kenya Autie, Mario Sanmarti, and Tina Kids. A Colorful World, mixed and mastered by GRAMMY Award Winning Engineer, won a GRAMMY in the 64th GRAMMY Awards for Best Children's Music Album in 2021 In 2020, Falu teamed up with bassist Yasushi Nakamura, drummer Clarence Penn and guitarist, and vocalist Clay Ross to form the American Patchwork Quartet. Leveraging immigrant histories and backgrounds, the Quartet interprets timeless songs in a modern 21st century perspective. The group continues to tour performing arts centers around the world. Discography (including vocal contributions) A Colorful World by Falu (El Cerrito Records, 2021) Falu's Bazaar by Falu (Monsoon Records, 2018) Foras Road by Falu (Monsoon Records, 2013 and re-released in 2018) A Prayer for the Planet by Global Noize (2011) Global Noize (Shanachie, 2008) with Jason Miles, DJ Logic and others Falu (self-titled debut, Monsoon Records, 2007) Asana OHM Shanti (Meta, 2006) by Bill Laswell Rare Elements (Five Points Records, 2004) with Ustad Sultan Khan, Thievery Corporation, Joe Clausell, Ralphi Rosari Nearly Home by Karyshma (2003) Melodies of Circumstance (Dharma Moon, 2003) Liberation by Karsh Kale (Six Degrees, 2003) Om Yoga Mix (Dharma Moon, 2003) At Ease (Dharma Moon, 2003) Realize by Karsh Kale (Six Degrees, 2001) References External links "Falu's website" Podcast featuring Falu originally broadcast on WKCR 89.9 FM-NY Year of birth missing (living people) Living people American women singer-songwriters Indian emigrants to the United States American musicians of Indian descent American women musicians of Indian descent Musicians from Mumbai 21st-century American women Grammy Award winners