Radhika Das and his kirtan band with BBC One host Holly Hamilton.

London-based kirtan musician Radhika Das recently appeared on BBC One’s Sunday Morning Live, bringing the ancient practice of mantra music to a national audience that reaches millions of viewers. Accompanied by a diverse ensemble of musicians, Radhika introduced viewers to the uplifting power of kirtan, emphasizing its ability to bridge cultural and social divides while offering a simple yet transformative way to enhance spiritual well-being.

During the interview, Radhika Das highlighted how chanting can restore the voice of spirituality in an era filled with distractions. He spoke about his book on the power of mantra music, explaining that this practice allows individuals to connect deeply with themselves and the Divine.

With a mix of traditional instruments like the harmonium and mridanga alongside modern elements such as the saxophone and bass guitar, the performance created a vibrant and joyous atmosphere in the studio. The segment featured a rendition of Sita Ram and the Hare Krishna Maha-mantra. To watch the full segment, click here. 

For more on Radhika Das, please visit his website and follow him on Facebook, Instagram, and his YouTube channel, where he has reached over 26 million viewers with a clip of his Union Chapel concert. For more information on his upcoming book, click here.