Music on CD

Best known for his musical dyad with Deva Premal, Miten is a soulful trippy bard in his own right. Temple at Midnight is a soulful, no-frills, all-acoustic tale of love and redemption.

From high in the Andes Mountains to the rolling hills of Ireland, devotional song has carried listeners into wonder and connected us to the heart of Earth through the ages. On Four Great Winds, vocalist and composer Peia evokes that magic with nine tracks of universal spiritual power. And heartful melody!

Give Peace a Chant has been a pioneering kirtan community here in Vancouver for many years, and Sandra Leigh has been midwife and bhakta of this beautiful devotional offering.

Tryshe Dhevney's first album, Crystal Bowl Sound Healing, has garnered unprecedented customer praise and risen to top-selling altitude in Sounds True’s healing music category.

Heart of the Shamans CD by Liquid Bloom with Amani Friend and Rara Avis, Robert Mirabal, and vocalists Ixchel Prisma and Sarah West, offers shamanic music with global rhythms, nature sounds and evocative vocals for healing journey music.

Writer Rex Weyler (Greenpeace, The Jesus Sayings) is also a earthy, songwriting bard. Decades after co-founding Greenpeace and later Hollyhock, Rex has at last recorded—beautifully—his nimble, soulful, and at times shamanic poem-songs.

Michael Hoppé is one of the best classical music composers of our time. Among his works are the classics Solace, The Dreamer, and The Poet: Romances for Cello.