Meri Gori Gori (Yellow Bangles)

Kiran Ahluwalia released her self-titled debut album on May 31, 2005 under Artemis Records. The album appeared in CD format and featured a fusion of Indian classical music with contemporary global influences. Ahluwalia composed and performed the tracks, blending ghazal traditions with modern arrangements.

The album includes Meri Gori Gori (Yellow Bangles) as its ninth track. The song runs for 4 minutes and 29 seconds and exemplifies Ahluwalia’s integration of Punjabi folk motifs with jazz and blues undertones. The lyrics draw from traditional North Indian poetic themes, while the instrumentation incorporates tabla, guitar and harmonium.

Critics noted the album for its cross-cultural experimentation, though specific commercial performance data remains undocumented. Ahluwalia’s vocal technique and lyrical adaptation of classical raga structures received attention in world music circles. The release established her as a distinct voice in the global fusion genre.

No further details about recording locations, session musicians or alternate editions are publicly confirmed. The album cover art and liner notes reflect Ahluwalia’s emphasis on visual and thematic cohesion, aligning with the musical synthesis presented in the work.