Krishna Das - Maha Mantra (Hare Krishna)

Recorded Live by Jason Bailey at LakshmiAnanda Studios from January to March of 2011

Lakshmi- Vocals, Guitar, and Harmonium
Anandaji- Bass and Vocals
Ankush- Tabla
Vince- Flute
Vicki- Vocals
Luna- Vocals

Edited by Jason Bailey, Anandaji, and Jaya Lakshmi
Mixed by Jason Bailey at Sprout City Studios
Mastered by Thaddeus Moore at Sprout City Studios (pending)

Hare Hare: Divine Lovers Mantra

Nataraj

Sriman Narayaneeyam - Bhagvata

Narayana Sooktam

A2_-  _Sorcière des Chemins_

This Baba Nam Kevalam Kirtan is one of the 13 flowers that are offered as a garland to our Guru "Shrii Shrii Anandamurti" on His birthday May 21st, known in the (FullMoon) Indian calendar as: Ananda Purnima. Many thanks to our friend Jai Uttal who contributed for this whole album with his Voice and Guitars, Roni Ghose for the Divine Bansouri  flutes, and to Astropilot for an amazing Stem Mastering.....
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Ananda Purnima (Featuring Jai Uttal)

Krishna Govinda feat. Dave Stringer

Bernie,s - Chalisa

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

Krishna Das - Rock in a Heart Space

Indian American musician Sheela Bringi has been exploring the connections between her ancestral and actual homelands her entire life. The Grammy-nominated musician sings and plays a 36-string harp, the Indian harmonium and bansuri (Indian bamboo flute).

As a young woman Bringi was influenced by M.I.A. and Dead Can Dance, studied with Cecil Taylor and Meredith Monk, while at the same time deepened her studies with Indian classical masters like Pandit G.S. Sachdev and Ustaad Aashish Khan.

This unique background has resulted in her debut album, Incantations (Black Swan Sounds), rooted in India’s classical music tradition and the beauty of its mantras, as well as a groundbreaking exploration of American jazz and blues. The album was released in 2014 and garnered praise from National Public Radio, the Guardian, Public Radio International and more, and debuted at #9 on the iTunes World Music chart.

She has performed in a wide range of venues, including concert halls and universities presenting traditional material, yoga studios leading kirtans and in dance clubs overtop throbbing, bass-heavy beats (she’s toured with Karsh Kale, DJ Drez, and many others).