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WorldBeat
Spiritually
and
socially
uplifting
songs
done
by
independent
artists
around
the
world
are
featured
in
InnerSong's
worldbeat
section.
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Bhakti
by Amareshvar
Six devotional songs sung in Portuguese and performed with a Brazilian flair.
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Brighter than the Sun
By Dada Veda
The country-folk style of songs on this CD are meant to express the deep feelings and realizations gained through meditation, as well as Dada's hope for a socially just, and ecologically balanced society. |
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Christmas
Song
By
Elisabeth
von
Trapp
Although
music
has
permeated
all
aspects
of
my
growing
up,
my
fondest
memories
are
of
those
wonderful
times
when
our
farmhouse
was
filled
with
friends
and
family
and
the
walls
resounded
with
Christmas
Song." |
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Divinity Dancing
by Jyotsna
This high-energy CD has a disco beat and some wonderful
devotional songs. This is strictly songs, no kiirtans. |
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Fire
Dragon
Suite
By Dada Nabhaniilananda
Like
a
secret
childhood
treasure
being
re-discovered,
this
charming
collection
of
spiritual
folk
songs
springs
surprise
after
delightful
surprise
on
the
listener. |
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Hecho en Mexico con Amor
by The Kundalinii Expressers
The Kundalinii Express is a tour of spiritual people and artists from around the world. This album was recorded on the 2006 tour and includes songs and performances by Anjali, Ana'di, Didi Ananda Ragamaya and Jyotsna. |
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Kaoshikii - Dance of the Divine
by Jagatbandhu and Liilamaya
A 21 minute yogic workout which strengthens both the body and mind.
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Light
of
the
Lamp
by Vasudeva, Norway
An
upbeat
album
of
rich
vocals
woven
through
some
exceptional
instrumentals-
all
contemporary
songs
of
praise
of
the
Divine
with
a
very
high
studio
production. |
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Living
in
the
Moon
by
Kamala
with
Peter
Sprague
Kamala
and
Peter
come
together
to
make
some
wonderful
music
in
these
songs
that
are
a
joyful
tribute
to
inner
freedom
and
living
life
at
its
fullest.
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Magnificence
by Jyotsna
A follow-up to Dancing Divinity, this collection of songs evokes
the deep relationship of Lover and Beloved with a definite
techno
beat. |
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Matrika
by Shubhamaya
This album from Brazil contains eight spiritual chants, including one Baba Nam Kevalam Kiirtan. It has Brazilian atmosphere, beautiful singing and excellent sound quality. |
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Sweet
Joy
by Ainjali
“Anjali
is a
singer-songwriter
with
her
roots
in
Brazilian
music
and
West
Coast
Jazz.
In
Sweet
Joy
she
combines
these
two
influences
with
a
strong
spiritual
consciousness
and
a
subtle
poetic
sensibility
worthy
of
the
melodic,
harmonic
and
rhythmic
richness
that
underscores
these
superbly
crafted
songs.” ~
Devashish |
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Tantric B-Boyism
By Anadi with Maetrayii, Dada Rama, Viveka, and the Blissful Rhyming Circle.
In a unique mixture of rhyme, reason, rhythm and kiirtan, Anadi exhorts us to unite and become one through pure hip-hop meditation. |
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The Return of
the Magic
By Dada Nabhaniilananda
It
has the smoothness of a late 90s’ production with a 70’s flavour
– a kind of ‘spiritual eco-folk. The songs reflect the social
issues of our times.. |
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Touched
by
the
Sea
By
Jyotsna
A
beautiful
compilation
of
devotional
songs,
each
ending
in
kiirtan.
Recorded
in
Vermont
with
the
Vermont
kiirtan
choir.
This
was
our
first
CD
and
is
still
one
of
the
all-time
favorites. |
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UMOJA Collection
By RAWA Maharlika
The rhythms of Africa are what moves this kiirtan album. So get up, dance and sing Baba nam Kevalam! |
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Warriors of the Rainbow
By Dada Nabhaniilananda
The range of sounds is remarkable taking from sensitive ballads through a Latin number to the reggae version of Give My Heart to Africa. |
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Weyecho - "We are Happy"
By RAWA COTE D'IVOIRE
The RAWA brothers and sisters were happy while recording this album and you will be, too, while listening. This is Innersong's first CD album of kiirtans from Africa. |
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Woch Nan Soley
By Woch Nan Soley
Woch Nan Soley is a Haitian a cappella group consisting of 15 orphan girls between the ages of 15 and 19. All the songs, written in Creole by the group, are about their experiences growing up in Haiti. |
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Women We Are
By Anjali, Didi Ananda Ragamaya, Jacquelyn Battise, and Kamala
This album of songs for the awaking of women is an inspiring compilation of uplifting, universally spiritual and social songs. |
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