Kundalini Remix

Snatam Kaur has been singing and playing music virtually all of her life. As a young girl in California, she learned to sing with her mother in the Sikh musical style. As she has grown, her musical scope has expanded, and she now includes many traditions and many instruments in her exploration of sound.

Gurunam's influences range from gospel, folk and country to classical Indian raag and traditional Sikh hymns to many of the current artists who sing devotional Hindu chants, but his music is very simple. Anyone can chant along to his Kundalini Yoga mantras.

Angela Baumbach & Markus Sieber met in Scotland at the Edinburgh International Festival in 2001. They found a deep connection in the expression of their music, and in the practice of Kundalini Yoga, and now perform together as Mirabai.

Guru Ganesha Singh - songwriter, musician, recording artist, entrepreneur and founder of Spirit Voyage, had been an enthusiastic participant in the 1960's rock and roll explosion. When he started exploring his spirituality through Sikhism, he brought his love of Western music to the traditions of his new Eastern lifestyle. Since that time he has contributed greatly to the developing genre of Kundalini Yoga mantra music.

One of the most compelling and innovative musicians to have arisen from the yoga community, Dave Stringer has been profiled in publications as diverse as Time, Billboard, In Style, and Yoga Journal as a leader of the new American kirtan movement.

Guru Singh began playing music at the age of five, and started his recording career in the music revolution of the 1960s. He's studied and taught Kundalini Yoga for the past 35 years - always with his music and chanting which form an integral part of his classes.

Thomas Barquee began his own study of classical piano and composition at age nine, in Hamburg Germany. Now based in Los Angeles, he records and performs his own style of sacred music, as well as producing other artists, many of them in the field of Kundalini Yoga Mantra.

Sat Kartar's music synthesizes Eastern and Western influences but is centered in her life study and practice of Kundalini and Naad Yoga (the yoga to access the inner Sound), and the classical music traditions of the Sikh religion known as Gurbani Kirtan.