Singer, songwriter, actress NOT to mention EVERY guy’s fantasy….Karen David is pure talent AND sex appeal! “Being part Chinese, Himalyan-Khasi tribe, Indian and Canadian was kind of hard to grasp let alone explain to other kids. I just wanted to be Canadian. Now that I’m older, I embrace being a tossed salad, and a hybrid of many rich cultures. I’m comfortable being a mutt!” from her lips to our site! The guy’s of DesiHits! wouldn’t mind having a salad for a meal anytime!!! A role in the forthcoming, and hard-hitting, movie, "Provoked", alongside the likes of Aishwarya Rai, Naveen Andrews, Miranda Richardson and Robbie Coltrane has brought her in to contact with major players in the Bollywood film industry and the soundtrack for the movie found her back in A R Rahman's Chennai studio to write and record with him the powerful, “Alive”, the theme song that captures the essence of the infamous story of the abused woman, Kiranjit Ahluwalia, who refused to let the world crush her. Her priority now is to complete her debut album, 'Me Versus Me.' She’s been working with an A-list team that includes the beautiful, eclectic Bombay Dub Orchestra and songwriter – producers Rob Wells, Damian Legassick, Andy Bradfield and, of course, A R Rahman. The breathtakingly original songs marry her velvet smooth voice and quirky insights with progressive dub pop, set against an exotic backdrop that could only have been painted by Karen David. Think old skool Sade and new skool Nora Jones. The “Alive – EP” – available in April 2007 - is a collection of 5 tracks which offer a taster of the musical gems to expect from Karen David. The opening track “I Need You," features elements of the Bollywood Blockbuster “Chole Ke Piche” and the mixing talents of one Celt Islam. The second track provides a stark contrast with the Inklein Quartet’s re-working of “Carry Me Home.” The third track is the haunting, “Alive” with A R Rahman, and tracks four and five feature the eloquent additional production work of The Bombay Dub Orchestra, on their versions of “I Need You” and “Carry Me Home”. It’s been a journey in the making, but Karen’s debut album is definitely ready and worth the wait!!!