Sheela Bringi: voice, harp, bansuri
Aditya Prakash: voice
Gene Coye: drums
Ben Shepherd: bass

Sheela Bringi (ShaktiSonics Music ASCAP) / Clinton Patterson (Moon in a Blue Sky Music ASCAP)

www.sheelabringi.com | www.facebook.com/shebrings

Sri Krishna Feat. Aditya Prakash

Visvambhar - 5.21.21

Teyata Om Gate Gate Paragate Parasamgate Bodhi Soha _ Praja Paramita Heart Mantra -Buddha.mp3

Ekādaśī Bhajans | ISKCON Atlanta | Amarendra Dāsa

Grace

Words Spoken by Mooji (Natural Self)

Dancing In The Sun

Om Namo

Live Suling Flute Solo By Sunny SolWind

When you do things from your soul,
you feel a river moving in you, a Joy.
~Rumi

On an amazing hike to 4 waterfalls in Munduk Bali... At the first falls was a Balinese family who had a small but beautifully loving restaurant in the depth of the forest. There they happen to be selling these sweet little Sulings for next to nothing. So I bought one and brought it along my very long barefoot hike to visit the next 3 waterfalls. Once we got to the 4th waterfall, Wow the spirits of the land opened So Inspired I played...

Songs from the Forest

Song of the Suling at Munduk Falls Bali (Live)

I'm totally excited to be releasing this brand new remix of RISE featuring one of my favorite downtempo producer's DJ Taz Rashid. It's been almost three years since the release of the original "RISE"  music video which brought over 1.2 million followers together to celebrate vulnerability. We are in a time of great divisiveness and I truly believe that the gift of vulnerability and song are the golden bridge that will unite all beings in this great awakening. My prayer is that we continue to wake up to our power and rebuild a world where we lay down our armor and connect heart to heart as we weave this new world together.

Rise (DJ Taz Rashid Remix)

9/22/2020

RISE (DJ Taz Rashid Remix)

I'm So Grateful by Karen Drucker

Hari Haraya Feat. Visvambhar Sheth & Vrinda Sheth

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).

Sri Krishna Feat. Aditya Prakash

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