Hello, my name is MANSARA.
I hail from an alternate 19th Century, a timeline where gender equality has been the norm for years and where ethnic racism is an absurd and shocking concept studied only in History of Parallel Universes.

But it is no paradise, by any means. Merchants do a brisk trade in arms; everyone takes the law into their own hands; and lawmen don’t know where to turn.

I spend my time in singing because it seems to be a nice way to exist. I tinker songs with a pinch of pop, electro, jazz, soul, world music and so much more other influences. I tell my adventures and those of people whom I meet. Come, come!
Come into the world.

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Bonjour, je m'appelle MANSARA.

La rumeur dit que je suis née entre 1850 et 1890… Et je crois qu'elle dit vrai. Je viens d'un 19è siècle qui ressemble au vôtre mais qui n'est pas tout à fait le même.
J'ai été contrainte de poser mes valises dans ce 21è siècle à la suite d’innombrables voyages à travers les âges. Je passe le temps en chantant parce que cela me semble être une jolie manière d'exister.

Je bricole des chansons aux influences variées, pop, électro, jazz, soul, musique du monde...

Dans mes chansons, je raconte mes aventures, mes rencontres ; le doute et la colère ; la nostalgie et la douceur de vivre...
Bienvenue dans le monde!

Being the crazy fan of the neo-Victorian fashion genre known as steampunk as I am, I'm looking for music that speaks to the steamy side of me. Mainly electronic music mixed with hints of industrial ambience.

I spin steampunk music and ethereal music

In the bizness over 35 years, played parties for various local & national artist, most major clubs & venues locally as well as internationally. Music is what we do..#LegendaryDeejayz #RoscoeThaDJ #TraktorDJ

I love everything about the steampunk scene, but mostly the music!

A Chorus of Two consists of Monalee Kendall and Florence Klecka (pronounced "kletch-ka"). They began singing together in 1997, and have since produced 6 albums and have performed on television, radio, and at venues across the midwest and south. The duo have been most often seen at events for the Society for Creative Anachronism, as well as at Renaissance Faires and various coffee bars or bookshops in Indiana and Michigan.

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