Something totally different - yogic chanting.  One of the oldest music traditions of the world, kirtan call-and-response chanting comes to us from India. Kirtan’s ancient participatory music experience can carry us effortlessly to a place of quiet and stillness. Using Sanskrit mantras, kirtan calls upon sacred energies which serve to quiet the mind, remove obstacles, and bring us back to the center of our being.  Something about the kirtan experience goes beyond the music itself, to a deeper experience of vibration. We all resonate at different frequencies, and these frequencies change according to what we are doing and thinking. So when we are all doing the same thing - chanting, breathing, and moving to the same rhythms - our vibrations begin to synchronize and the resulting experience is very powerful. The laws of vibration help us out here, because vibrations align themselves to stronger vibrations, so even if you're having a truly rotten day, it may be difficult to hold onto those feelings during the kirtan experience.  Something happens - the energy begins to activate the spirit that exists within us all.

Pittsburgh's biggest jamband festival, featuring Groove Shifter, Dizzy Woosh, the Patti Spadaro Band (at 6:15 on the Starlite stage), One Gig at a Time, Juggling Suns, theCAUSE and more!  See http://www.pUNKapalooza.com for details.

Join us for our debut at Wooley Bully's.  We'd love to see some familiar faces and some brand new ones mingling and having a blast with us.

Bringing the good music vibes to Washington PA.