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Canta Com Amor ~  Carioca﻿ Freitas

Bhakti - Chare nara vinda

A vessel of peace...songs recorded during the 1st edition of Icaros Festival Musica Medicina in Portugal. Thank you to all the special artist that are part of this album!

Mariana Cortesão - Tartaruga -  Icaros Festival Musica Medicina 2023 live album

Peruvian Medicine Song for opening the heart. Originally from Takawasi.

Abrete Corazon

recorded live at Sri Prem Baba's Silent Retreat at Dhyan Mandir, Rishikesh, Mar 17, 2015.

Hey Hey Govinda, Hey Hey Gopala ~ Prem Mukta

I. Shanti Om -master-

Krishna Das - Hare Krishna

HOLFKAZE - Mantra De Buda

Song recorded in a medicine ceremony in the July Retreat in the Sacred Valley, Cusco on July 2016. 
Singing Diego Palma, Leticia Sideris, Milagros Casaverde, Nacho Rodriguez and the beautiful Pisaq tribe. 
Original song by Deva Madhuro. Also called “The Sound of Water”

Instruments were tuned to 432Hz, a non-standard tuning widely believed to transmit beneficial healing energy due to its resonance with our body’s own vibrational frequency.

lyrics

I Just Close My Eyes

שמעי נשמה, כול העולם בך, והכול הוא אחד!!!
OH my soul, All the world is in you @@@
And all is One @@@
Shema Israel Adonai Eloheinu, Adonai Ehad @@@

The words of the deepest, Jewish daily prayer that reminds us that our manifested physical reality, is a reflection of our inner world @@@

shimi Neshama

Shimi Neshama שמעי נשמה

"An amazing supporting cast & some of the deepest vocal, chant-oriented music in a long time."
--- Backroads

"Great work!!!!! I understand our similar musical schizophrenia... Awesome. Killer production. Great singing. Great songs."
--- Jai Uttal

Brink is a cinematic exegesis of sophisticated pop melodies and traditional Eastern music that achieves a striking level of emotional and spiritual intimacy. Ingenious arrangements incorporate a fluid mix of East Indian and Western instruments in a sequence of elegant aural rainbows. Dave Stringer's voice conveys a sense of grandeur as it plays across maturely constructed arrangements with mantras and lyrics in Sanskrit, Hindi, Farsi, English and purely improvised emotional language.

Country and and bluegrass instruments like mandolin, pedal steel and acoustic guitar are embellished with all manner of East Indian instruments such as harmonium, tamboura, santoor and swaramandala. The soul stirring "Shivo'ham, Shivo'ham" is an intense awakening that starts out in haunting solemnity and is gradually transformed into a jazz-inflected and eastern-tinged celebration. The album moves seamlessly into "Sleep" evoking mystery, imagination and spirituality with its quiet beauty.

Songs like the tabla-driven "Checking the Arithmetic" are flavored with pop melodies and sound like Stephen Fearing vacationed in Rishikesh, took up transcendental meditation and brought back a band of Indian musicians. The soaring harmonies of the Appalachian anthem "The Carbon Cycle" simultaneously invoke both wonder and pain.

Compelling in its understatement, "The Satellite Sky" is a lush balled of love and longing delivered with disarming intensity. Time seems to stop in "Ganashyama", a haunting vocal duet with Azam Ali, accented with sarangi, trumpet and piano. Brink lacks pretense and feels natural, appealing to Indian fusion music enthusiasts and West meets East spiritual pilgrims alike.

Brink is an elegant and philosophical work that seamlessly blends elements of Americana with influences from World folk traditions and Jazz, producing a new genre that might be called Country and Eastern. Dave Stringer, a well-known Mantra and Kirtan artist, explores his themes of spiritual inquiry and quandary with a well-travelled eye, and tightly woven, lyric driven songs similar to something Bruce Cockburn or Joni Mitchell might write,. The result is an album as much for the world music community as western Yoga practitioners.

Shivo'ham Shivo'ham

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

Shivo'ham Shivo'ham

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