The music is soft, gentle and gorgeously rendered. The voices and music
weave throughout each other, so the effect is that we feel blended in divine
love. SiriOm Singh has a beautiful voice ... When I listen to his CDs, I sing
right along.
— Gary Goldberg Radio Host
and Producer “In the Spirit” WRPI-91.5fm, Troy NY
SiriOm's music is absolutely filled with joy… His dedication
to his spiritual growth can also be felt deeply in the incredible lyrics that
he shares with us.
—Snatam Kaur, devotional musician
SiriOm had a magnificent, rich voice, that penetrates the heart. His strong stage presence creates a truly participatory chant experience.
— GuruGanesha Singh, devotional musician, founder of Spirit Voyage Music
SiriOm Singh('s) … music is a beautifully unique mélange that is informed by many influences, and does credit to them all. Suffice it to say, all hearts present were opened wide by the richly sonorous voice of SiriOm… with an insistent back beat and capable guitar accompaniment.
—Jamey Reilly, The Philadelphia Society for Art, Literature & Music
Your musical message of love and inspiration has touched us all, and we know that the music and consciousness that you share enriched the entire planet
— Rev. Dr Carol Lawson, Center For Conscious Living Moorestown, NJ
Om Shanti (is) a wonderful blend of the Hindu mantra and By The Riverside. They work perfectly together… and the effect is very natural and unforced. The song is working as a meditative prayer…(SiriOm has)a wonderful vocal sound and the delivery is very assured – great pitch… I also like the vocal blend that (SiriOm) and Wendy have together… she has a great pitch as well… Nice work.
— Taxi, independent A&R magazine
Musical Meditation SiriOm Singh spreads a message of peace
and healing in a concert at Small World Coffee.
By Susan Van Dongen
There will be a mixture of mocha lattes and mantras when SiriOm Singh and Friends — percussionist Autin Wright and guitarist Theo Thwing — perform at Small World Coffee in Princeton Oct. 20.
When Mr. Singh incorporated singing and vocalizing into his kundalini yoga classes, students noted how lovely his voice was and how healing the process of vocalizing can be, on a mental, physical and spiritual level. Like kirtan chanting — chanting sound syllables, often in Sanskrit — Mr. Singh’s songs mixed with mantras are a form of meditation for himself as well as the listeners.
”That’s the whole purpose of the music,” he says. “It’s way beyond me. It’s about the mantra, the song, the people.
SiriOm Singh is a wonderful blend of pure spirit and honest singing coming straight from the heart.… I appreciate the mix of spiritual hymns coming from different faiths such Sikhism, Buddhism and Christianity to celebrate the human spirit and the glory of God.
— Annick Elziere, organizer “Festival de la Paix”
Deeply beautiful, awesome, outstanding, rich, soulful, heartfelt, inspiring, original, authentic, full of character, great!
— Akal Sahai Singh, tour manager, Spirit Voyage Music
My friends and I enjoy SiriOm’s music… It definitely spreads light… and it feels light and uplifting. We like to dance with it! My favorite is Om Shanti… Very inspirational and motivational music! Thank you SiriOm!
— Polina Sannino, Universum Musica
I love this chant, I chant to this video every morning to begin my day in a positive flow
—Comment posted on youtube
SiriOm Singh's … songs inspire happiness, joy and peace. The music and melodic voice of SiriOm Singh touches the heart and soul of anyone… The rhythmic sounds allow your spirit to joyfully soar whether completing mundane and routine daily chores or relaxing with your favorite cup of tea. Everytime I listen to Travel The Light, I discover something new and exciting in the music.
— Yvette Taylor-Hachoose, yoga teacher, Yarley, PA
SiriOm … took us on a trip to the magical chants of India, and then on an inward trip to the wonderful rhythms of our body.
— Dhyan Or, All Nations Café, Jerusalem, Israel
Travel the Light with SiriOm Singh
By Nicola Manasseh
One of the first things that spiritual teacher and Kundalini Yoga instructor, SiriOm Singh, asked us to do in a workshop, was to clap for ourselves. With a wry smile, he said that our clap for ourselves was ‘tentative.' Then, the thirty of us, clapped for each other. Such a simple act produced feelings of joy, happiness and unity.
SiriOm explained that the essence of the workshop, called Yoga of Drumming, was to enhance communication with ourselves and each other and to open to the creative process.
SiriOm Singh is a wonderful blend of pure spirit and honest singing coming straight from the heart.… I appreciate the mix of spiritual hymns coming from different faiths such Sikhism, Buddhism and Christianity to celebrate the human spirit and the glory of God. 
