Mantras Con Amor is a devotional duet whose music personifies the ecstatic joy of bhakti (devotion). This musical couple strings together the guitar and ukulele with English and Spanish verses, and Sanskrit mantras to express their love of the Lord and life Itself.

Mantras Con Amor began in 2014 in the city of Corfu, Greece. Inspired by the vibrant atmosphere of some of the most well-known kirtan artists, Mantras Con Amor felt that it was this atmosphere of openness and joy that they wanted to live their lives, and thus, the band was founded. Just this year their newest album was released, entitled, 'Love Is.' The album features over fifteen tracks which embody the expression of love, light, and happiness.

Titiksava Karunika Das is a prolific singer songwriter whose love of Krishna inspires tens of thousands of people around the world to ecstatically sing, dance and chant the Hare Krishna Maha Mantra. He started playing guitar at the age of 11 and began his professional music career at the age of 16. He discovered Krishna at the age of 25 and since then he has recorded over 15 albums, written hundreds of devotional songs, and his live performances bring audiences of up to 100,000 people to their feet to joyfully express their ecstatic love of the Lord.

‘Aradhana’ is Sanskrit for adoration and worship. These UK artists have a profound ability to deliver music suffused with rich creativity and intense energy. Every performance is done as an offering of love and devotion to the Divine. Their music blends Indian melodies and chants with a cutting western groove. The mrdanga beats combined with guitar, flute and soaring vocals provide a rocking, soulful sound, all of which captures the heart and delivers the highest worship. Bhavani, Mayuran, Sujatha, Nilambaradas and Firuza are all talented musicians in their own rights, but together they stir the heart and elevate the listener to the realm of devotion.

The ancient sages said that music is the language of God. That’s why it has no boundaries, linguistic, cultural or otherwise. Sati's Ethnica program is a symbiosis of ancient Sanskrit mantras and Caucasian, Slavic, Oriental motifs taken from old, almost forgotten music. Her music flows from heart to heart, inviting the listener to experience the sacred within. For a truly mystical experience, you won't want to miss her soulful, clear and flying voice framed by cosmic electronic sounds and musical instruments from around the world, including the mysterious hang-drum, harp, cello and flute.

Sati is a popular Russian singer and actress who performs with unique musicians from around the world who are also fond of ethnic music. She is accompanied by Ildar 'Giridhari' who composes and plays ethnic music on the youngest instrument in the world, the hang drum. Ildar’s creative works give us the opportunity to feel the sacrament of the Eastern musical culture, the deep sounds of Armenian duduk and the melodious sounds of the Arab lute – oud.

GoKirtan is an absolutely unique musical project in its genre, where ancient mantras, classical Indian instruments and modern genres of electronic music are organically intertwined. At the heart of the name is the idea of joint action ('Go') and chanting mantras (Kirtan), which can be called the practice of mantra meditation.

GoKirtan is a group of six very young and talented artists from Moscow, who have already captured a lot of hearts and minds in Russia.

Samadhi Vibration covers the diverse genders of Electronic Music, Dance, and Chill Out, fusing it creatively with Yoga Mantras and Oriental Sounds resulting in an original, powerful and unique combination.

The group is integrated by Nora Quinzi (Vocalist, Producer, Composer, Yoga Teacher) and Daniel Saban (Synthesizer, DJ Set, Producer). In addition Nora also guides Mantras & Medicine Songs Chanting Circles.

Gadadhar is truly a pioneer in the western kirtan movement. By blending the powerful style of rock 'n’ roll with traditional bhakti bhajans, their mission is to 'Rock for the Lord' like never before. The name ‘Gadadhar’ means ‘associate of the Lord’ and it is through this association with the Divine Names that the band intends to set a new standard for the world of kirtan music.

With their first album just recently recorded, Gadadhar has given ‘Divine Intervention’ a new definition, since momentum is picking up quick for this up-and-coming bhajan band. Only time stands between the shredding guitar solos and crashing of cymbals as Gadadhar will be one of the most talked about bands at the Just Love Festival and future spiritual festivals to come.

‘Music comes from the soul, and soul is in everything I do’, says PadaPanduranga Dasi. Mantra captured her heart and she uses it as medicine to heal the body, mind and spirit. She has a unique sound, a soft, round gospel voice spiced with a devotional funky flair.

PadaPanduranga Dasi is a singer songwriter who was born in South Africa, but has lived in Holland most of her life. Although, fairly new to the devotional music scene, she has been performing in a funk bands and doing commercial work for many years.

Bhakti Wave isn’t just a band, they are an inspiration. Taking an underground approach to promote conscious spirituality, their message challenges the mindset of a materialistic world and issues a call to action for all to embark on a journey to the Soul. Through their music, they preach about the power of meditation, yoga, knowing one’s true Self, and what it means to build a real relationship with the Divine. Their independent rap style beats uniquely combine ancient Sanskrit texts with modern verses that reflect their own spiritual journey. The group collaborates with fellow kirtan artists to showcase a fresh approach to the world of spiritual music.

Viveak Sharma sings bhajans and kirtans full of the sweet, loving melodies of the sacred land of Vraj (Vrindavan), where he was born and still lives. His music lifts the spirit and opens the heart. Viveak performs almost daily in Vraj as a lead singer and often accompanies famous saints and those giving katha (scriptural discourses).

Vrinda’s soulful voice, fashioned after her Soul Culture idols, Duffy, Amy Winehouse and Tina Turner, touches the heart and expresses her deep love of the Divine. She is a singer, songwriter from Austria, and adds the harmonium, among other instruments, to her modern-western style which gives it an extra devotional touch.

In her youth, she received vocational training in classical western music and sang at the state theatre of Innsbruck. After searching for years to find her right musical path, it was revealed when she met her Guru, Paramahamsa Vishwananda, in 2015 at the tender age of 15. Since that time she has broadened her horizons and continues to dive deeper into the mysteries of music by adding Indian devotional music into her evolving style.