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Sanctuary by Donna De Lory

April 29, 2010

Another highly-recommended yoga album:

From DonnaDeLory.com

Singer and songwriter Donna De Lory has always followed divergent musical roads. The petite, vivacious brunette with the mighty voice happily dallied in the mainstream as Madonna’s sassy tour sidekick for over a decade, but her own parallel journey as a solo artist follows a more eclectic muse. A devoted student of yoga and spiritual teachings, De Lory’s lushly conceived solo albums, like her 2009 ecstatic groove Sanctuary, are not only inspired by Western pop, but Indian devotional music, Sanskrit mantras, Northern African grooves, psychedelic arrangements, and dance beats. Donna blends her rich spiritual practice, sonic collages and diverse musical inspirations into a unique, world music-meets-kirtan style that’s been called “the perfect combination of earth Mama and fairy child, with a voice that oscillates between the passionate laments of Janis Joplin and the crystal clarity of Enya.”

“Playing music is my yoga,” says De Lory. “It’s my bliss. When I play, I get lost in the music, my mind stops, I am in the moment and I am free. This is a place I never want to leave.”

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Yoga Music Playlists by Kyle Miller

July 9, 2009
Found a couple playlists tonight put together by Kyle Miller, a yoga teacher in Manhattan.  Thought I’d share one of them and a link to the rest.

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Music Brings the People Together « Kyle Miller Yoga.

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The Yoga+ Kirtan Yoga Playlist

June 30, 2009

I just found an amazing Kirtan Yoga Playlist at Yoga+ that I had to share.  It’s not one of those “click on the title to download” kind of playlists, but ten actual songs that you can listen to the whole 13 minute song for free and really enjoy.  Not old stuff either.  Very current and great sound quality.   I highly recommend.  If that weren’t enough there’s a bonus playlist with another seven songs.  Just one of the fruits of my new yoga magazine purchases, which I’m also slowly enjoying.

When you listen to “Amba Parameshwari,” close your eyes and imagine yourself standing in a beautiful forest next to a flowing river.

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