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Two Indians clinch Grammy awards

| | Feb 09, 2015, at 08:08 pm
Los Angeles, Feb 9 (IBNS) Two Indians have bagged awards at the 57th Grammy Awards ceremony here.

Bengaluru-based musician Ricky Kej's 'Winds Of Samsara' won the Best New Age Album. He shared the award with musician Wouter Kellerman.  Kej had collaborated with the African musician for the album.

Neela Vaswani also won the Best Children's Album award for 'I Am Malala'.

British singer Sam Smith shined on the at the awards ceremony.

Smith won the 'Record of the Year', 'Song of the Year', 'Best New Artist' and the 'Best Pop Vocal Album' awards.
 

Image: http://www.windsofsamsara.com/

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