Edo & Jo are Australia-India based mantra musicians, singer/songwriters and social entrepreneurs. Edo Kahn was previously signed with Virgin/EMI with his rock bands Gelbison and Kahn Brothers, and is an APRA award-winning songwriter. Jo Mall Kahn is a singer-songwriter, classically trained musician and a yoga teacher. Their music has been aired on ABC Radio National (November 2013, Dec 2014), along with print media on  on Australia Yoga Journal, Germany Yoga Journal, Australian Natural Health Magazine, YogiTimes. 

Edo & Jo have played at many conscious events and festivals, including opening for Deepak Chopra, 1 Giant Mind Mass Meditation (Bali), BhaktiFest (USA), Pranafest (USA),  Byron Spirit Festival (2012, 2013), Sydney Spirit Festival and Bali Spirit Festival (2014) 
www.edoandjo.com.

Dave Stringer is a producer, musician and songwriter who has been widely profiled as one of the most innovative artists of the modern Yoga movement. Bhakti Without Borders, an album he produced, was nominated for a Grammy® in 2016. He was nominated in 2023 as an artist in the Best New Age, Ambient or Chant Album category for Mantra Americana, along with his collaborator Madi Das. He's both an inspiring singer and a compelling public speaker, resolving neuroscience, yoga philosophy and art into a participatory theatrical experience. He is featured in the documentary films Mantra: Sounds into Silence and The Power of Mantra and has toured extensively, leading concerts, workshops and retreats all over the world. 

“High energy, ecstatic chanting at its best.” 
-- Yoga Journal

"Dave Stringer has integrated his interest in Kirtan, an Indian tradition of  devotional chanting, with his masterful grasp of Western popular music, creating an exciting style of psychedelic pop as informed by traditional Eastern music as the Beatles." 
-- All Music Guide

“A volcano of a voice! Stringer transported us to another time and place.  His fiery, soulful voice gave the entire room a feeling of a down-home gospel jam and one could not help but sing along.”  
-- LA Yoga Magazine

“A departure from ancient kirtan. Stringer’s performance shaped the experience into a far more compelling musical encounter.” 
– The Los Angeles Times

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