In the early 1990s, after listening to some Joni Mitchell recordings, Singh Kaur contacted her former producer, Liv Singh Khalsa of Invincible Music. She wanted to do another recording, and 'Wings of Love' was recorded in Phoenix, Arizona, at the Invincible studios. Responding to the invitation of a friend, Singh Kaur moved to Maui, Hawaii. Although she never ceased being a Sikh, she abandoned the turban, and took to wearing conventional clothing. She continued to write songs, sang in a rock band, and began to enjoy her new freedom. It was during this period that she met her future husband, Keith Drew. He knew nothing of her musical past or talents, but saw her as a feisty and gorgeous redhead. While on Maui, Singh Kaur met a kindred musical spirit, Jaiia Earthschild, and they co-created, and recorded, many songs, which remain in Ms. Earthschild's personal collection. Singh Kaur returned to the U.S. mainland in 1998, ill with ovarian cancer, to work with Gary Stadler on "Fairy NightSongs". Singh Kaur also recorded the tracks for "This Universe", which was released posthumously. She gave two farewell performances, one on Maui Island with her children, Guru Shabd and Guru Ardas Khalsa present, and one at the 3HO Ashram in Los Angeles. Before Singh Kaur returned to Hawaii, she gave her beloved Guild 12-string guitar and personal cassette and CD collection to Gary Stadler. Because she was very ill upon her return to Maui, she relocated to Caroline Graham Muir's house, since it was more easily accessible than the 3-story house that she and Keith shared. Despite her illness, she recorded several vocal tracks for Daniel Paul (tabla musician); she would get out of bed long enough to sing, and then lay down again. At her death, she was dressed in her favorite green velvet dress. Later, after she had been cremated, her friends chartered a boat; and, with 'Guru Ram Das' playing over the boat's sound system, Singh Kaur's ashes were cast into the sea. Discography Songs of the Lord's Love, (Invincible Music, 1978) with Sat Nam Singh Sukhmani, Ashtpadi 6 (1979) Peace Lagoon (1979) Peace Lagoon II (1983) with Sahib-Amar Kaur Khalsa and Amar Singh Khalsa Joyful Vision (1983) Mera Man Lochai (1985) Aap Sahaee Hoaa (1986) with Amar Singh Khalsa Sadhana Suite (1986) with Amar Singh Khalsa Rakhe Rakhanhar (1986) Guru Ram Dass, Crimson Series 1 (Invincible Music, 1986) with Kim