Instrumental

Indian Chillout

Indian instrumental

Color Me

bollywood

Incredible India

Ragas

Tum Hi Ho (Flute By Radhe & Guitar By Shubham) - Slow Version at Surat

Skanda sashti kavasam or Kanda sashti kavasam is a song composed in Tamil by Devaraya Swamigal on Lord Muruga. Lord Muruga also known as Lord Karthikeya was a son of Lord Shiva.

KANTHA SASTI KAVASAM

Re kabira (The Soulful Instrumental version) - Subhadip Koley

03 Brindavana Saranga alapana & tanam

Indian Instrumental by Ustaad Shujaat Hussain Khan

Russil Paul - P.M. Yoga Chants

Imaigail

Ho'o Pono Pono

This track features the music of montana skies.

Canyon Breeze

A Saranga Convergence started out from a quest initially to make a psychedelic song. However what came about was a song that had strong influences of progressive rock and time signature experiments along with a carnatic 'thillana like' melody . This whole song came about within a few hours of jamming with the musicians and remains one of our favourites. 

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Karthick Iyer Live’s 1st album "IndoSoul - Looking Within To Look Beyond" is now available on
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Performed by Karthick Iyer Live
Violins/Vocals/Lyrics - Karthick Iyer
Guitars - Vikram Vivekanand
Bass guitar - Naveen Napier
Mridangam/percussion - Sumesh Narayanan
Drums - Ramkumar Kanakarajan

Mixed by Biju James
Mastered by Andy Bartow
Recorded at VGP studios, Aura Studios

IndoSoul
The Indian civilization has stood the test of time, welcoming and absorbing numerous cultures along the way. It has reinvented itself with every addition, but never lost its depth. In a similar vein, IndoSoul goes beyond the confines of genre, seeks out and welcomes other musical influences, while retaining its core identity of Indianness. It breaks down superficial barriers between genres, instruments, cultures, languages to bring out deep commonalities that define great music everywhere.

A Saranga Convergence - IndoSoul by Karthick Iyer Live

On Hill Tops and Valleys

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Written & Produced by Darren Sangita & Mathura Das

MAGIC CARPET utilizes Raga Bhairagi, a melodic scale containing the notes used in the traditional chanting of Sanskrit mantras such as the Purusha Shukta, Vishnu Sahasra Nama and other sacred texts. 

The luxurious pulsating groove along with the seductive Bansuri bamboo flute playing of Shyan Kishori, entices us to an encounter with the primordial mystery of an ancient time, as the haunting vocals of Shirin Sengupta guide us on a sacred vision quest to the core of our being.

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Ashirvad

Ashirvad - Magic Carpet (Excerpt)

Raag Ahir-Bharaiv -Early morn special

Mishra Kafi

Kurai Onrum Illai - played by Vikaasa, live, at a recent concert.

Vikaasa Ramdas is a Carnatic musician under the tutelage of Mandolin Maestro Padmashri Mandolin U. Shrinivas. 

Please visit www.mandolinramdas.com to know more about the artist.

About the song:
Kurai Onrum Illai (Tamil: குறை ஒன்றும் இல்லை Kūrai Ōnrūm Iḷai) (English: No regrets have I) is a Tamil devotional song written by C. Rajagopalachari. The song was written in praise of the Hindu god Krishna and set in Carnatic music. The song was sung by M. S. Subbulakshmi at the United Nations in 1969.

Kurai Onrum Illai is a very popular song in South India and is a regular in most Carnatic concerts. 

Gopal Gandhi's translation of Kurai Onrum Illai from the article "Rajaji's unknown collaborator" which appeared in The Hindu dated December 22, 2002.

No regrets have I
My lord,
None.
Lord of the Written Word,
My light, my sight,
My very eyes
No regrets,
None.
Though you stand
Where I behold you not
My light, my very eyes,
Protector of all earthlings
I know you sustain me
Lord of the Venkata Hill so pure
You meet my hunger, my thirst
My hope, my prayer
You keep me from harm,
Lord of the Sparkling Gems,
I need naught else
Father of the Seven Hills,
Naught else.
You stand — do you not? —
Veiled by a screen
Only the learned can part
For they are the learned
Which I am not
But no, no regrets have I.
Crowning this hill
You stand as rock
Giver of Boons
Immutable God
Father to these hills
No regrets have I
Govinda !
In this benighted Age of ours
Lord —
The worst of all the Four —
You have entered
The sanctum
A shaft of granite
Where though I see you not
No regrets have I.
Boulder of strength
With the Ocean,
Heaving on your breast,
Of the purest compassion —
My Mother,
My very own, who grants
Anything I ask of her
Can I possibly have regrets?
The two of you, I know,
Stand there for me
Eternally
No regrets have I my Govinda
None, none whatsoever
Govinda! Govinda!
Govinda! Govinda!

Kurai Onrum Illai (mandolin) - Vikaasa

Sabapathi (raga Aaboghi, set to Rupakam talam) played by Vikaasa Ramdas.

Vikaasa Ramdas is a Carnatic musician under the tutelage of Mandolin Maestro Padmashri Mandolin U. Shrinivas.

Please visit www.mandolinramdas.com to know more about the artist.

Sabapathi - Aaboghi - Mandolin Recital by Vikaasa

Ragupati ragava - hanuman

Lag Ja Gale (Hindi) - Indian Flute Instrumental

Raag Bhimpalasi by Ramesh Mishra
Album: Melodious Sarangi
Quality: 320 KBPS

Melodious Sarangi - Raag Bhimpalasi

A carnatic instrumental fusion blending the  flute and violin praising Lord Krishna. This was just another experiment from us where we were looking for something fresh and different.  

Music Produced by - Ramesh and Mithun
Vocals - Ramesh and Mithun
Flute - Nandhan
Violin - Sangeeth
Recorded at Souparnika Studio, Trichur
Mastered at Chethana Studio, Trichur

Carnatic Instrumental fusion

This track is from the album Shaman Woman - Medicine Music and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/vickihansen

Harmony

मेरे दोस्त शांति पाते हैं. तुम हमारे दिल को शांति दे दी. नोटों की एक कविता, पंडित

Mērē dōsta śānti pātē haiṁ. Tuma hamārē dila kō śānti dē dī. Nōṭōṁ kī ēka kavitā, paṇḍita

Find peace my friend. You gave peace to our hearts. A poetry of notes, Pandit.

Farewell Pandit (free download)

Medley of ARRahman's BGM (Humming)

Vellai Pookal - Contemporary Carnatic medley by Karthick Iyer

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Vellai Pookal - Carnatic music fusion

this is a recording made from a jam session with a Hang , santoor and framedrum
the hang is played by a russian friend Vertal and Vadim on the santoor 
with some added synthesizer seqence and acoustic bass ,shaker and fat electronic bass groove.
enjoy and be inspired by the wonderful sounds of this half live track 
feel good.
thanks to Vertal and Vadim for this wonderful jam 
Visit
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Inspiration (Santoor hang masala)

I am a carnatic musician, I play the mandolin, and am a student of Padmashri Mandolin U. Shrinivas.
Please visit my website at www.mandolinramdas.com.