Shri Radhe is a track from Madi Das' debut album Bhakti Without Borders. Produced by established Angelino kirtan artist Dave Stringer, and featuring vocals from Madi Das alongside 11 international singers, the album blends melodies from the East Indian Bhakti tradition with the folk, bluegrass and country elements of traditional American and Irish music. The result is a sound that is both fresh and familiar. All profits from this record will go towards education for girls in India.

Shri Radhe - Madi Das featuring Chaytanya

Shri Radhe (Srikalogy Remix)

1 Manjari

2 Mandail And Sarasvati

3 Lalita And Manjari

4 Karnamrita

5 Nandu

6 Madi

7 Vikram

8 Chandravallabha

9 Raghu

About The Album:  Nominated for a Best New Age Album Grammy at the 58th Grammy Awards, Bhakti Without Borders was produced by established Angelino kirtan artist Dave Stringer. The album blends melodies from the East Indian Bhakti tradition with the folk, bluegrass and country elements of traditional American and Irish music. The result is a sound that is both fresh and familiar. All profits from this record will go towards education for girls in India.

About Me: Born in Germany to an American mother and Dutch father, I grew up in the Vaishnava tradition of Bhakti Yoga. At age seven I went to boarding school in India where I spent eight years learning kirtans and bhajans, becoming fluent in Hindi, and making lifelong friends. I subsequently lived in Ireland, where I was exposed to traditional Celtic music. Film school brought me to the USA, where I currently work as an entertainment executive in Hollywood. My life experience embodies a world of music traditions, and I am at home in both the devotional world of ashrams and the promotional world of film studios. Bhakti Without Borders is my debut album.

“Love this CD!!!  It's so full of light! I wish I was on it!!! A beautiful offering of heart, love, soul, and deep devotion.” -- Grammy Nominated Artist Jai Uttal

"Allow the beautiful voice and transcendent music of Madi Das to transport you, and support the education of the young women in Vrindavan." -- Deva Premal & Miten

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