I never cared for Kim's singing myself.  It was okay, but when One Foundation bacame pretty much the cult official band it stifled a lot of other musical creativity among the premies.  They were talented musicians, but we had too much of the same over and over.  I didn't personally care for the reggae stuff they did.

Suzie Bai Whitten had been a professional singer, or at least had performed in nightclubs, etc.,.  She wrote a number of cult hits, including "Green Were the Hills" which is what she sang at Rawat's wedding.  She did have a good voice and was a talented writer.  I believe she was one of the first westerners to receive knowledge, in India.

I lived in the ashram with Suzie Bai for awhile and she was a very nice person, from what I perceived.  I understand she became a screen writer and is an ex-premie in Southern California.  I remember she gained a lot of weight, and probably in that Family of Love film she is a tad chubby, but she lost the weight and looked great when I lived with her.  I also always loved the way she sang.

From what I gather, Kim is still a premie.  I saw her in some video, but Daya usurpted her as the lead singer.  This must have been around 1997 at a proram in Long Beach.