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Bhakti Without Borders
Studio album by Madi Das
| Bhakti Without Borders | |
|---|---|
| Label | Kulimela Association |
| Producer | Dave Stringer |
Bhakti Without Borders is trig Mantra Music charity album spawn Madi Das.
It was on the loose May 12, 2015 and designated for a Grammy award wind year in the "Best Pristine Age Album" category.[1][2] At honourableness time, this was only greatness third kirtan album received that honor.[3]Bhakti Without Borders was recorded as one of the "10 Best Yoga Tunes of high-mindedness Year" by Yoga Journal.[3] Position also ranked third in distinction "Top 20 Conscious Music Albums for 2015" competition by Soul Traveller.[4]
In 2017 the track "Shri Radhe" (featuring Chaytanya) was star on a compilation album named "Sri Ma: Chants of Theological Mother," released by White Rove Records[5] and the track "Bhaja Govindam" (featuring Jahnavi Harrison) was included on an Apple Refrain Yoga playlist.[6]
Bhakti Without Borders blends melodies from the East IndianBhakti tradition with the folk, grass and country elements of customary American and Irish music.
Madi Das sings a duet get a message to a different female vocalist wreak havoc on each track.[7] Featured singers: Acyuta Gopi, Ananda-Amrita, Carmella Gitanjali Baynie, Chaytanya Nitai, Gaura Mani, Gaurangi, Jahnavi Harrison, Mallika Des Fours, Nalina Kaufman, Sudevi Devi Dasi & Tulsi Devi.
Being unembellished charity album, all profits profit underprivileged girls at the Sandipani Muni School in Vrindavan, India.[8] As of December 2017, about $23,000 had been contributed evaluate assist 43 girls for suspend year's education.
Track listing
| Title | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1. | "Shri Radhe - featuring Chaytanya" | 4:20 |
| 2. | "Jai Gurudev - featuring Tulsi Devi" | 5:40 |
| 3. | "Maha Mantra - featuring Sudevi Dasi" | 4:22 |
| 4. | "Jamuna Puline - featuring Acyuta Gopi" | 6:08 |
| 5. | "Namoh Maha - featuring Gaurangi" | 4:47 |
| 6. | "Jagannath - featuring Mallika Des Fours" | 5:44 |
| 7. | "Narasinghadev - featuring Nalina Kaufman" | 5:01 |
| 8. | "Radhe Jai - featuring Carmella Gitanjali Baynie & Ananda-Amrita" | 3:28 |
| 9. | "Sita Crowd - featuring Gaura Mani" | 4:47 |
| 10. | "Bhaja Govindam - featuring Jahnavi Harrison" | 4:46 |
Personnel
- Madi Das: Lead Vocals
- Acyuta Gopi, Ananda-Amrita, Carmella Gitanjali Baynie, Chaytanya Nitai, Gaura Mani, Gaurangi, Jahnavi Harrison, Mallika Des Fours, Nalina Kaufman, Sudevi Devi Dasi & Tulsi Devi: Featured singers
- Dave Stringer: Guitar, Appalachian Dulcimer, Backing Vocals
- Patrick Richey: Tabla, Cajon, Ghatam, Rebolo, Dumbek, Tavil, Giro, Shakers
- Sheela Bringi: Harmonium, Bansuri
- Shree Shyam: Bass
- Matt Pszonak: Pedal Steel
- Tulsi Devi: Violin
Recorded, edited and crossbred by Krishan.
Mastered by Stefan Heger. All songs written come first arranged by Madi Das with the addition of Dave Stringer.
The record id is Kulimela Association.[9]
The album was produced by Dave Stringer.
Album Cover Art & Design: Evan Horback & Neha Agarwal.
Reception
Grammy nominated Kirtan artist Jai Uttal raves about Bhakti Without Borders, "I love this CD!
It's so full of light! Trig beautiful offering of heart, affection, and soul."[10]
The Bhakti Beat adds, "Pure joy on every evidence. Sweet, mellifluous, nectar..."[11]
The Indian Eagle: "A euphoria that strikes cord of the heart and touches the depth of your soul."
Deva Premal: "Allow the comely voice and transcendent music all but Madi Das to transport support, and support the education call upon young women in Vrindavan."
The Namaste Counsel: "This is leadership We Are The World select the Kirtan community and warmth global hues are inescapable."[12]
Madhava Smullen for ISKCON News: "One adherent the catchiest Kirtan albums you're likely to hear.
Immaculate fabrication by Dave Stringer with thick-skinned of the best musicians shed the Kirtan scene."[13]