my first composition, i sang a vedic hymn praising Ganesha, the Hindu god of compassion and luck. i used garageband, and it was for a Creativity module for a degree in Education, Culture & Society at Goldsmiths University in London UK 

Vakratunda by  Devaki Thomas

Count your Blessings is a song written, played and recorded by Peter Chatterton in Cherryville BC just before he passed away. to us his children it was his coming to peace with things after leaving the Hare Krsna's in 1986 which was a very traumatic time for our family. Peter (dad) used his remaining years to build a home for our family.... a center in the woods where music, love, food and good times were the focus, we want to share the love we feel in his music with those we love, bless

Count your BLessings by Peter Chatterton 2002

Lyrics written by Liz Pearce & melody by Peter Chatterton, performed and recorded by Peter & Liz. 

Spirits Calling me Home by Peter Chatterton & Liz Pearce

a song written, performed and sung by Kunja Chatterton September 2011 in Whitehorse - RIP Kunja 

Demo Cry your Tears

song written, performed and sung by Kunja Chatterton September 2011 - RIP Kunja 

Mad About Each Other

song written, performed and recorded by Kunja September 2011 - RIP KUnja

Red As One

written, performed, recorded by Kunja Chatterton September 2011 - RIP Kunja

Sunshine -1

written, performed and recorded by kUNJA cHATTERTON in whitehorse canada - Oct 2011 - remixed by Andy Strange in London UK dec 2011 - with Kunjas 23 family members singing along

Connect Family Mix cd ref

song by ed sheeran, sung by Kunja's 13 year old daughter osha for his celebration of life - RIP Kunja

Oshas song cd ref

Written by Thomas, dedicated to our departed brothers, love always

Flow

written by Devaki in 2004...some lyrics by Thomas...first nations chant was taught to Devaki in 2004 at a sweat lodge ceremony in Winfield BC 

Stay Strong 2008

Ryan Fletcher Producer of Melodies in Mind with  CJSF 90.1FM Radio in Vancouver Canada. Interview Devaki Thomas, Artistic Director & Co-Founder of the Komasket Music Festival and Entertainment Coordinator for the Vancouver Commercial Drive Car Free Day.  

CJSF 90.1FM - Interview w Devaki Thomas on Komasket Music Festival + Car Free Day for Aboriginal Day

written in 2008 after a spell of dark days......hope it helps others through theirs

Take the Time

a rough version of a bengali bhajan i grew up singing

Gauranga

Brand New song, written and recorded in London UK , by Thomas Thomas, mixed and mastered in Vernon BC by Jacob Chatterton

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