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“The haunting melodies & deep, soulful emotions in Keshavacharya Das’ kirtan bring me immediately to the ancient temple inside of my heart… I love his singing.” ~ Jai Uttal

“In Prema Hara’s music one can hear the voices of Radha & Krishna, of Lover singing to Beloved.” ~ Girish

A fusion of innovation and tradition, Prema Hara’s debut album reveals the devotional mood of sweet surrender to the Divine. Kirtan’s ebb and flow of call and response invites you to invoke the Sacred through sound. Mellow, meditative songs build into ecstatic grooves, creating a joyful celebration of the spirit. Kirtan is the music of the heart; a calling of the soul.

Produced by Gaura Vani and Bada Hari Das, both established Kirtan musicians and recording artists, Sweet Surrender has a warm, peaceful sound that transports the listener to the spiritual dimension.  Kamaniya and Keshavacharya’s voices interweave seamlessly together while a rich chorus of chanters respond to their calls of devotion. Sweet Surrender will immerse you in the deep bhakti or devotion that Prema Hara experiences and is so eager to share.

Other Music by Prema Hara
Crying of the Soul
by Keshavacharya Das

“The haunting melodies and deep soulful emotions of Keshavacharya Das’ kirtan brings me immediately to the ancient temple inside of my heart where the moods of longing and ecstasy dance together eternally at the feet of the Lord. I love his singing.” ~ Jai Uttal

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Keshavacharya’s first solo album is pure traditional Kirtan. All songs are Sanskrit chant’s with traditional instruments. Kirtan is the heart or essence of Bhakti. In one sense Kirtan is impossible to define. It defies measurement it resist categorization. Kirtan means to share to celebrate, to praise and to glorify.

Kirtan forms a bridge between your outer and inner identities, expressing our desire to know and love the divine absolute. It is utter devotion towards God. The different Ragas and melodies create different moods of spiritual feelings from great joy of intimate association to deep spiritual lamentation in separation of God.

Kirtan transcends the artificial barriers imposed by the external world. It rises above skin color, age, gender, race, religion, or creed. Kirtan does not depent upon classic vocal training or musical abilities. It is sung from the heart; it is raw, joyful, primeval.