GuruGanesha Singh

Originally from Boston, GuruGanesha Singh was born into a family full of music and dance having both a father and mother in show business. At 11 yrs old, GuruGanesha received his first guitar from his cousin, a studio guitarist on the Ed Sullivan Show, and this is where his marriage to music truly started.

Inheriting boundless energy from his father, GuruGanesha pursued music in college, joining a rock band named Cat’s Cradle and touring with the Allman Brothers Band. He was also responsible for bringing the Grateful Dead, his favorite band, to his college, Clark University in Western Massachusetts multiple times.

When the rock and roll explosion hit in the 1960’s, GuruGanesha was inspired by bands such as The Beatles, Jefferson Airplane and The Grateful Dead. “Jerry Garcia was my first Guru,” GuruGanesha says, “and the Grateful Dead gave me my first experience of group consciousness through music.”

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The Musician

GuruGanesha Singh is an icon of the yoga music genre. A musician deeply devoted to both his craft and the greater landscape of sacred sound, GuruGanesha’s contribution to World Sacred Music is manifold. His three solo releases of Sikh-inspired chant music his virtuoso guitar work are beloved by his fans world-wide, topping New Age charts and receiving high critical acclaim from magazine reviewers in both New Age and Yoga publications. Long before GuruGanesha Singh released his solo albums, he was the force behind many well known chant musicians, including Snatam Kaur, Thomas Barquee, and Mirabai and released several albums with other musicians including Game of Chants with Guru Singh and Grammy-Winning singer, Seal.

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