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|    Mantra Artists Launch Into Mainstream On    |
|    25 Jul 15 09:31:52    |
      From: sunofmusic@gmail.com              The number one album on iTunes and Amazon World Music Charts and number two on       Billboard New Age Charts, Songs for the Sangha is now being released to radio       with a special radio edit of the single Strong My Roots and an additional 2015       radio version of        their world famous hit, Gayatri Mantra.              With over 300,000 social media fans and a celebrity fan base that includes       everyone from Cher to the Dalai Lama, Deva Premal & Miten saw their version of       the Gayatri Mantra covered by Cher on her Farewell Tour of 2003, with the       track featured in the        Warner Music DVD.              Coinciding with the release of the new album, and the single Strong My Roots,       in an interview with The Insider Edition, Deva Premal and Miten explained that       their mantra origins, with hits such as the Gayatri Mantra, have strengthened       their following        within the world-wide yoga community and are now reaching out to a wider       audience.              Miten said, "When Mantras are sung, you are invoking a certain quality into       your life...mantras find us...they become good friends in times of stress -       and in today's troubled world, they are a great support. That's why we are       reaching out."              Deva Premal explained that the new song, whilst also containing English lyrics       has the same healing effect, celebrating the roots and wings of life, because       it includes the ancient Sanskrit chant, Om Ganapati Mantra "...it is vital in       our existence to        have a connection to both polarities..."              Miten continued, "We tried to reflect the concept of roots and wings in the       song, in the swampy funk of the instrumentation...and in the great banusri       solo (Indian bamboo flute), played by the maestro Manose, which takes us to       the heavens...!"              The new single Strong My Roots, is being delivered to radio stations across       America this week, in a radio friendly edit, along with a 2015 radio edit of       the classic Gayatri Mantra.              For more information, copies of the radio edits or to arrange interviews       contact: Shayne Locke on +61433709055 or shayne@stmedia.me              The full Insider Edition interview in a three part, hour-long show is also       available to download upon request.              http://www.devapremalmiten.com              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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