Nothing compares to Delhi food, says American singer Christine Storm

Singer Christine Storm talks about her music, her new fashion line and her love for Dilli ke vegetable pakodas.

They say, music brings cultures together. And American singer Christine Storm, who was in Delhi recently, agrees. “Music is the best way to break cultural barriers. I’ve been to India thrice, and I think that Indian music has changed the sound of my music for sure. It was after visiting the place for the first time that I wrote my swan song for peace — Nobody Came,” she says. “It is inspired by the friendliness and peace-loving nature of the Indian people.”

American singer Christine Storm says Indian music has changed the sound of her music.

Storm, who has a solo album to her name, has also been a performer on stage. She shares that she can modulate her voice in varied ways.
“I am, what they call, a parrot. It’s like playing your vocal chords like a guitar. Voices tend to land in a place, whether it’s near your forehead, nose, or in your throat. If you find out where a person’s voice lands, you can impersonate them,” she explains. And it isn’t easy or even rewarding sometimes. “If you didn’t sound exactly like the band you were impersonating then people just walked off.”