Yvonne Webb

In an in­ter­view, she said mu­sic was her first love and she want­ed to ex­plore it all, with­out lim­its. Learn­ing to play the gui­tar and vi­o­lin, are al­so on her hori­zon. "I al­ways want­ed to sing, but be­cause I was from Ma­yaro, it was dif­fi­cult to go to prac­tice with bands which were all lo­cat­ed out of the area. "Now that I am in San Fer­nan­do, the op­por­tu­ni­ties are end­less. My sis­ter, while chat­ting with New Im­age on Face­book, re­alised they had an open­ing for a singer and hooked me up." The all oc­ca­sion band, known for its cross over mu­sic, has been hit­ting the sports clubs and bars cir­cuit in Debe, as well as at farewells and par­ties. "Peo­ple re­spond well to me and the band, but I want to go fur­ther. For Car­ni­val 2011, I would like to en­ter the chut­ney/so­ca com­pe­ti­tion "I al­so want to trav­el and share my mu­sic with the world," Princess In­drani, who has a pref­er­ence for chut­ney and film mu­sic, said.