S.K.M BEATS 
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Lead Vocal: Ananda-Amrita Shakir 
Response Vocal: Ryan Nugent
Piano: Aditi Karablyova
Production: Ryan Nugent
Production Assistant: Krishnapada dasa
Mastering: Paul Fox www.indiemasters.com.au

Maha-mantra: Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare / Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare

"Think of Vrndavana with love. Roll in its dust. Love it ardently. Please its moving and non moving residents. Worship Sri Radha’s birthplace. With all your heart take shelter of Sri Vrndavana, the best of all holy places." - Sri Vrindavana Mahimamrta (Sataka 5)


CANDRIKA - S.K.M BEATS

"Politics and people will let you down and life can be very disappointing. At such a time, when you hear Krishna's flute... how can you resist?" - Cheb I Sabbah. 

"Live at Rudra Mandir" is the Kirtaniyas's first live album recorded on February 02/15/2013 at Rudra Mandir in Berkeley, California. 

The project was produced by the late Cheb I Sabbah who mixed and supervised mastering of the recording and was his last musical project. 

Kirtaniyas are ever grateful for the opportunity to sing the glorious names of the Divine in a traditional form, using melodies and rhythms taken from the ancient Bhakti lands such as Vrindavan, India and Navadipa, Mayapura, India.
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released 13 January 2014 

Lead vocals: Vijay Krsna 
Co-lead vocals: Jahnava Dasi 
Violin and backing vocals: Sarasvati Dasi 
Mrdanga: Madhumangala Das 
Backing vocals: Prajna Vieira 
Karatals and backing vocals: David Estes (Ananda Rasa Kirtan) 

Producer: Cheb I Sabbah 
Recording engineer: Michael Braden at Seven Channel Sound. 
Mastered by: Michael Fossenkemper at TurtleTone Studio NYC. 
Executive producer: Vrindaban Misri. 
Co-executive producer: Anurag. 
Photo: © LakshmiGrace Designs.com 

Special thanks: Lloyd Barde for booking and promoting the event, KD Devi Dasi for creating and alter. Rob and Elizabeth Sidon for sending their beautiful Krsna deity blessing the Kirtan.

Radhe Syam - Live at Rudra Mandir - Kirtaniyas

This audio has specifically been recorded with the top 140 verses from the Bhagavad Gita. 

By going to https://bit.ly/140-verses, you can download the video, audio as well as a PDF file with all the important verse to help you with the memorisation.

Bhagavad Gita Chants - 140 Most Important Verses

Jahnavi Harrison - Vrikshavalli Hare Krishna feat. Gaura Vani

Lyrics:

Through meadows
Where the petals fall,
She skipped beneath the sky so tall.
The road was warm,
The breeze was kind,
But stranger thoughts
Crept through her mind.

She met a pilgrim trio fair,
Who praised the land
And praised the air.
They spoke of myths,
The foolish land,
And blessed the works
Of Masuiah’s hand.

Traveling through the countryside,
With eyes wide open, step and stride.
She met the hearts, 
Both true and proud,
And learned to listen
Despite what’s loud
For winds will speak,
Though some will hide
From truth that’s told in countryside.

She found a gardener, bent and sure,
Who clipped each bloom
To make it pure.
“Five petals only,” he declared,
“Too much, too many—
Must be repaired.”

He frowned at wind
And feared its ways,
Unsure if joy
Was something  to praise.
But Wilby saw the petals fall—
Each color bright, each shape a call.



Traveling through the countryside,
Where sameness tries 
To stem the tide,
She watched the petals lift and spin,
And saw the wisdom in the wind.
Though rules may march
With fear and pride,
The truth still breathes
In countryside.

She wore the stripes shake her chest,
Four arcs now glowing
With her quest.
Red, then orange, 
Then yellow, green—
The colors bright, Bilnot had seen.

A gust arose, and scattered wide,
The petals he had sought to hide.
And Wilby knew within her soul,
That even clipped,
The bloom stays whole.

Traveling through the countryside,
She walked along-
The breeze her guide,
She carried kindness in her pace,
And let the wind decide the place.
For though the path
Is long and wide—
She walks it true, 
Through countryside

Hare Krishna

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