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Parama Chattopadhyay Somerville, Massachusetts
Parma Chai is an independent producer and performer of Indian American fusion music, funk music, folk music, classical music, electronic-house violin, and Indian Kirtan. Courtesy of her bandmate guitar-sitar style Paul Erlich, Parama returned to her violin 4 years ago, revolutionizing her own, custom based math-music violin with a gypsy, Russian edge ... more
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