Surrender by Sivani Mata
This double-disc album is Sivani Mata's third offering of Kirtan - mantra music from the Bhakti Yoga tradition. The Kirtan on the album is an eclectic mix of different mantras and moods ranging from the soft and sweet, to the wild and ecstatic, including a 40min meditative version of Lokah Samastah.
Tracklist
| 1. | Ganesha Mantra | 7:03 |
| 2. | Sarasvati Ma | 21:41 |
| 3. | Mrtyunjaya Shiva | 21:02 |
| 4. | Haidakhandeshvari Ma | 24:09 |
| 5. | Durga Mantra | 2:40 |
| 6. | Om Guru Om Baba | 17:26 |
| 7. | Jaya Rama Sita Rama | 16:55 |
| 8. | Lokah Samastah | 40:50 |
Credits
released March 20, 2016
Our Bhakti family sharing on this album are: Sivani Mata : vocals, harmonium, conch, cow bells • Tabla Tom Simenauer: tabla, vocals, tambourine, duduk, santoor, shakey egg, animal sounds, dholak, tibetan bells, hand cymbals, tampura, tibetan bowls • Asha McCarthy: vocals, cello • Camilo Tirado: vocals • Grace Barry-Tait: vocals • Lucy Crisfield: violin • Michelle Crozier: vocals
All tracks are traditional mantras, melodies received by Sivani Mata directly from source, except Durga Mantra (track 5) which is a traditional melody. All tracks recorded and mixed by Tabla Tom Simenauer. Artwork designed by Sivani Mata.
Our Bhakti family sharing on this album are: Sivani Mata : vocals, harmonium, conch, cow bells • Tabla Tom Simenauer: tabla, vocals, tambourine, duduk, santoor, shakey egg, animal sounds, dholak, tibetan bells, hand cymbals, tampura, tibetan bowls • Asha McCarthy: vocals, cello • Camilo Tirado: vocals • Grace Barry-Tait: vocals • Lucy Crisfield: violin • Michelle Crozier: vocals
All tracks are traditional mantras, melodies received by Sivani Mata directly from source, except Durga Mantra (track 5) which is a traditional melody. All tracks recorded and mixed by Tabla Tom Simenauer. Artwork designed by Sivani Mata.
License
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Sivani Mata is an artist who is moved by a sensory and elemental exploration of life through practice that evokes the liminal experience of trance-like states of consciousness (such as Kirtan – Music as Medicine, communion through sound and art as a healing modality) as a way to cultivate a harmonic relationship with the Earth, and to build the relationship of self love and acceptance.