Chandrika Tandon went from being a C-suite executive at McKinsey to a Grammy Award-winning artist as a globally recognized voice in the world of world music. Tandon had what she calls a “crisis of spirit,” realizing that the happiest moments of her life were connected to music. This meant finding a greater balance between her intensive career and singing. “My intent was not to perform or win awards. I simply wanted to spend a few hours a day singing because it brought me great happiness. It transformed into something bigger after the homegrown album I made as a gift for my father-in-law’s 90th birthday acquired a cult following. Then my first studio album was nominated for a Grammy,” she added.
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