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23 episodes curated for the conscious community.

Born in Athens, raised in the American South, schooled in Greek Orthodox chant and Naad Yoga — Simrit brings her genre-defying devotional sound to a six-day Sound of the Soul retreat in Ubud, April 2027.

Simrit performs "Prithvi Hai" from her album Songs of Resilience, a kirtan-rooted composition exploring humanity's connection to earth and endurance.

Simrit performs the live kirtan "It Is Shown" from her album "Become," blending traditional devotional singing with contemporary dub production.

A chant-based meditation on returning to the source of all life—the feminine principle. This song calls listeners to remember the womb and woman as the origin of consciousness.

Simrit performs "Lion" from the album "Become," a devotional kirtan exploring themes of strength, courage, and inner presence through sacred sound.

SIMRIT's 'Interlude' blends kirtan vocals with kora, cello, and percussion to create a devotional music piece that bridges Eastern and Western instruments.

Simrit and Salif Bamakora perform "Salók," blending West African kora traditions with kirtan devotion in a live exploration of cross-cultural sacred music.

Simrit's live kirtan album captures devotional singing in Los Angeles with traditional instruments and contemporary sound design, creating an immersive spiritual music experience.

SIMRIT hosted a live album listening party for their newly released live album recorded at the historic Wilshire Ebell Theatre in Los Angeles, featuring band members and addressing fan questions.

SIMRIT's CCV is a contemporary kirtan performance blending harmonium, kora, cello, and electronic elements into a devotional music experience for modern listeners seeking spiritual connection.

Simrit performs the devotional kirtan "Guru Ram Das" at San Francisco's Grace Cathedral, blending traditional Sikh spirituality with live instrumentation in an 11-minute sacred music session.

Simrit Kaur delivers an intimate live kirtan performance blending the Grateful Dead's "Dark Star" with her original composition "All of Myself," featuring harmonium, cello, and world instruments.

Simrit's world tour showcases live kirtan performances that move audiences deeply through music and spiritual energy. Concertgoers describe transcendent experiences and profound emotional connections.

"Aad Such" is a sacred Sikh kirtan performed live by Simrit with a contemporary fusion ensemble. This guide explains the mantra's meaning and role in contemplative music practice.

Live kirtan performance featuring Simrit's devotional vocal work with harmonium, kora, cello, and percussion ensemble. A meditative musical experience rooted in Sikh spiritual tradition.

Watch Simrit perform "The Keeper," a live kirtan piece featuring kora, cello, bass, and percussion. A sacred music experience blending traditional and contemporary instruments.

A live kirtan performance blending Sikh devotional chanting with contemporary instrumentation, exploring the spiritual legacy of Guru Nanak through sacred sound.

Simrit's "Clandestine" uses paradox and repetition to explore formlessness and the dissolution of self into the realm of nothing, drawing from non-dual spiritual philosophy.

Simrit's "Pavan Guru" explores the spiritual concept of breath as teacher, woven through devotional music from her album Songs of Resilience.

Simrit's 'Kal Akaal' is a devotional kirtan invoking divine protection beyond time. This sacred mantra-based composition draws from Sikh and yogic traditions of calling on eternal strength.

Simrit explores the paradox of spiritual devotion—how complete surrender to the divine dissolves all other desire and knowing. A meditation on undivided love.

Simrit performs "Kudrat Kavan," a devotional kirtan piece, live with a multicultural ensemble blending traditional kora, guitars, and percussion.

A spiritual kirtan exploring revolution as an inner awakening rather than external uprising. The song locates liberation through truth and glimpses of divine presence.