Arunachala Shiva, a chant in praise of the holy mountain Arunachala in Tiruvannamalai, state of Tamil Nadu, South India.  Arunachala is said to be Lord Shiva Himself and pilgrims come from around the world to walk around this holy mountain lingam and receive it's grace.  The great saint Ramana Maharshi called Arunachala home and never left once he arrived here as a teenager.   This recording was made in August 2015 at Room With A VU Recording Studio in East Quoque, NY.  The musicians are Noah Baumwoll on vocals, harmonium, and bells, Amy Soucy on vocals, and Terrence Pompey on dholak.  The chant was mixed and engineered by John Bocchino and Michael Risolo.  Cover art of Arunachala is a steel wall sculpture painted with patina and solvent dye by Noah Baumwoll of Arunachala.  See more of Noah's work at noahart.com and on instagram.com/noahart and facebook.com/noahart Amy Soucy's music can be listened to and purchased at amysoucymusic.com

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Arunachala Shiva

This is my kirtan chant version of The Melodians Rastafarian hymn Rivers Of Babylon.  This lyrics of this song are taken from the Book Of Psalms 137 and 19.  Vocals and harmonium Noah Baumwoll, Vocals Amy Soucy, and dholak drum Terrence Pompey.  Mixed and Engineered by John Bocchino and Michael Risolo at Room With A VU Studios, East Quogue, NY. Cover Art of Rishi by Noah Baumwoll.  See more of Noah's art at noahart.com and on facebook.com/noahart and instagram.com/noahart  Amy Soucy's music can be found at amysoucymusic.com

Rivers Of Babylon

This Train and Rastaman Chant by Bob Marley.   Noah Baumwoll vocals and harmonium, Amy Soucy vocals, Terrence Pompey dholak, Michael Risolo bass guitar.  Mixed and engineered by John Bocchino and Michael Risolo at Room With A VU Studios, East Quogue, NY.  Cover Art of Marble Hill Train by Noah Baumwoll.  See more of Noah's art at noahart.com and on facebook.com/noahart and instagram.com/noahart  Amy Soucy's music can be found at amysoucymusic.com

This Train/Rastaman Chant

This is a recording of Mosh Ben Ari's song Od Yavo Shalom Aleinu.  It is a call for peace.  Peace is chanted in Hebrew, Arabic, and Sanskrit.  The translation from the Hebrew is "peace will come upon us yet, and upon everyone, upon us and upon the whole world."  Noah Baumwoll Vocals and harmonium, Amy Soucy vocals, Terrence Pompey dholak drum, Michael Risolo Bass guitar.  Mixed and engineered by John Bocchino and Michael Risolo at Room With A VU Studios East Quogue, NY.  Cover art Yogi Menorah by Noah Baumwoll.  To see more of Noah's artwork visit noahart.com and follow on Facebook.com/noahart and instagram.com/noahart.  To hear more of Amy Soucy visit amysoucymusic.com

Od Yavo Shalom Alienu

Peter Tosh's song I Am That I Am adapted into a kirtan chant.  Taken from Exodus 3:14 God announces God's name to Moses on Mt. Sinai as "I Am" Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh.  Noah Baumwoll harmonium and vocals, Amy Soucy vocals, Terrence Pompey dholak drum, Michael Risolo Bass.  Mixed and engineered by John Bocchino and Michael Risolo at Room With A VU Studios East Quogue, NY.  Cover art "I Am" welded steel wall sculpture by Noah Baumwoll.  To see more of Noah's art visit noahart.com and follow on Facebook.com/noahart and instagram.com/noahart.  To hear more of Amy Soucy visit amysoucymusic.com.

I Am That I Am

Sita Ram

Chant to Bhagavan and Shiva the indwelling guru, the pure consciousness that we are.  This is an adaptation from a Mooji Sangha bhajan.  Noah Baumwoll vocals, harmonium, and bells, Amy Soucy vocals, Terrence Pompey dholak.  Mixed and engineered by John Bocchino and Michael Risolo at Room With A VU Studios East Quogue, NY.  Cover Art Shiva/Shakti a welded steel wall sculpture by Noah Baumwoll. To see more of Noah's art visit noahart.com and follow @ Facebook.com/noahart and instagram.com/noahart. To hear more of Amy Soucy's music visit amysoucymusic.com

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