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Manish Vyas

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a preview of the new song 'jai radha madhav'... from my upcoming album SHIVOHAM. it is a beautiful mantra dedicated to lord krishna. this is my dedication and tribute to jagjit singh - one of my favourite singers from india, whose music and voice has inspired me a lot over the years.

Jai Radha Madhav

Japji Sahib - ek onkar satnam, karta purakh

Shivaya Namaha Om

shivaya namaha om

salām, an arabic word that literally means "peace" is a new creation which happened recently, from a melody composed over 2 years ago during a meditation gathering... based on raga bhairavi. santoor played by manish and milind date playing beautiful bansuri flute. 

assalām alaikum - peace be to you!

salām

Traditional South Indian Folk song Kavadichindu on the flute by Vijay Venkat, accompanied by Pirashanna Thevarajah on the Mridangam and Pujenthan Sivagurunathan on the Kanjira

South Indian Traditional Folk: Vijay Venkat - Flute, NCEM, YORK, UK, 21st Sept 2013

"Radhe Govinda" track preview from "Kirtan Wallah"

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Radhe Govinda (SC Clip)

"4AM Hanuman Chalisa"

Track Preview from "Kirtan Wallah"

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Preview of 4AM Hanuman Chalisa From KirtanWallah

‘Mahārāja Parīkṣit attained the highest perfection, shelter at Lord Kṛṣṇa’s lotus feet, simply by hearing about Lord Viṣṇu. Śukadeva Gosvāmī attained perfection simply by reciting Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam. Prahlāda Mahārāja attained perfection by remembering the Lord. The goddess of fortune attained perfection by massaging the transcendental legs of Mahā-Viṣṇu. Mahārāja Pṛthu attained perfection by worshiping the Deity, and Akrūra attained perfection by offering prayers unto the Lord. Vajrāṅgajī [Hanumān] attained perfection by rendering service to Lord Rāmacandra, and Arjuna attained perfection simply by being Kṛṣṇa’s friend. Bali Mahārāja attained perfection by dedicating everything to the lotus feet of Kṛṣṇa.’ - CC Madhya 22.136

9 Processes Of Bhakti - Shabda Hari Das & Vanita Siddharth

Mantra Mangalam : Mangalam or auspiciousness, related to the Goddess Durga suggesting “one whose touch brings bliss.”  A mantra recited for the general well being of all the creation around us, wishing for everyone happiness, peace, health and prosperity.

Atma

TUMI BHAJA RE MANA 
TUMI JAPAA RE MANA
OM SRI RAM JAY RAM
JAPAA RE MANA

DEAR FRIEND 
OH MIND 
FOR VICTORY TO YOU
I SING AND REPEAT 
THE NAME OF THE VENERABLE DIVINE

Tumi: Dear Friend
Bhaja: Sing/Divine Song
Re: Oh
Mana: Mind
Japaa: To Repeat
Om: The Sound All of the Universe rests upon
Sri: Venerable
Ram: Male form of the Divine

Divine = Undividable

Vocal: Ida Frederiksen 
Vocal: Surush
Piano Recording and Mastering: Caleb Fawcett

Recorded November 2015 in Copenhagen

Love 
and 
Gratitude

Surush 

Tumi Bhaja Re Mana

Bharat Ratna Pandit Bhimsen Joshi-Jo Bhaje Hari Ko Sada So Hi Param Pada Pavega - Bhairavi Bhajan -

Pandit Bhimsen Joshi-Jo Bhaje Hari Ko Sada So Hi Param Pada Pavega - Bhairavi Bhajan -

Manish Vyas features this song for Krishna: Jai Radha Madhav, one of Jagjit Singh's most loving compositions. It's a call to Radha's beloved, Krishna, invoking his many  names - each name having a meaning and an amazing story behind... typical of the mystical world of India. Track found in the CD Shivoham www.manishvyas.com/shivoham

Shivoham

Jai Rãdhã Mãdhav

Mangalam, a true gem of Indian devotional music: mantras, kirtan, bhajans. Recorded with top musicians from India, this new album is a call to the most auspicious, including songs to Ganesha and other deities from India invoked for new beginnings, strength, protection, guidance. Soulfull and heart-touching mantras from mystical India... to connect in joy, harmony and a loving devotional feeling. + info www.manishvyas.com/mangalam

Mangalam Samples

7. Jaya Govinda Hare

6. Surya MAntra

5. Mangalam

4. Asato Ma Sadgamaya

3. Shree Ram Jaya Ram

1. Om Gam Ganapataye Namaha

Guru meri pooja, Guru Govind...

Manish Vyas, born in Gujarat, India (lives in Switzerland) and has been learning Indian music since the age of ten, he learnt Tabla with Ustad Allarakha in Mumbai, where he continued for many years, while he was in charge of the musical department at Osho Ashram in Pune, organizing and performing concerts. He is composer, singer, multi-instrumentalist (Tabla, Harmonium, Santoor, Keyboard) and teacher. Along his lifetime musical path, he has composed hundreds of songs, mainly in the devotional, folk, instrumental, meditative and Sufi genres. He has released more than 20 albums. He offers the perfect blend of Indian genuine sounds merged with a touch of fusion, which makes his music so accessible and appreciated by all type of listeners in the search of authentic Indian sounds. Manish lives currently in Switzerland where he runs a music academy in his spare time. "Important is people know what is what when it comes to sound, Indian music, mantra and Indian spirituality. I share that, what i learned from genuine sources, this is the least respect that Indian music deserves and will always deserve."