Rani Chatoorgoon
Born in North York, Canada to immigrants from Trinidad and Tobago, Rani Chatoorgoon grew up in Deep River, Ontario. With
ancestral roots originating in India, Rani has developed a unique hybrid style, combining symphonic rock with classical Indian music.
Released include: "Illusions of Loneliness" (2009), "Weightless Blood" (2012), "Samsara" (2016), "Chaotic Wonder" (2018).
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