Shreya Ghoshal, a prominent playback singer in India, has released a nine-track live album from her recent 'The All Hearts Tour', making her the first female playback singer to do so in nearly 30 years. Known for her studio-like clarity, Ghoshal's live performances reveal her technical command and emotional depth. The album features her renditions of popular songs, including 'Saibo' and 'O Rangrez', where she adds improvisational elements that deviate from their original film versions. Notably, Ghoshal sings both parts of duets, demonstrating her vocal versatility. While some item numbers feel less settled, tracks like 'Radha' allow her to engage with the audience's energy. Ghoshal's decision to release this album reflects her commitment to her craft and her stance on gender inequality in the music industry, as she continues to carve out her space in a male-dominated field. Her performance style is intimate, inviting listeners into her world as she plays the piano and enjoys the music she creates.