Singh Kaur, whose ethereal voice has graced the New Age and World Music genres, is an artist who was particularly well-known for her spiritual and meditative music. Her birth name was Laura Drew, but she became more famously known by the Sikh name Singh Kaur, which reflects the Sikh tradition. Throughout her musical career, Singh Kaur's songs have had a significant impact on listeners seeking solace and spiritual depth in music. She was known not only for her solo work but also for her collaborations with other artists such as Kim Robertson and the Peace Family.

Her discography includes a notable series titled the "Crimson Collection," which is a compilation of volumes that vary in musical accompaniment and thematic concentration but are unified by Singh Kaur's signature haunting melodies and tranquil soundscapes. Her work in "Crimson Collection Vol. 1 & 2" and subsequent volumes has been cherished by those seeking meditative and healing music. Apart from the Crimson Collection, projects like "Fairy NightSongs" and "What Child is This" reveal her versatility and ability to infuse traditional hymns or seasonal classics with a mystical serenity. Singh Kaur's legacy continues to live on through her music, which captures a rare combination of soothing vocals and spiritual profundity that continues to resonate with audiences around the world.