Snatam Kaur - Ang Sang Waaheguru [Official Music Video]

“Ang Sang Waaheguru” is the latest single from Snatam Kaur’s upcoming album release, Nirankaar. The words Ang Sang Waaheguru mean, “In every cell and every limb and every fiber is the miracle of the Divine.” Deep and transcendent, the track begins with Snatam devotedly singing a poem by Guru Arjan that describes how to approach the mantra to come to a place of profound harmony and happiness. The music swells as the track grows into a spirited rendition of the Ang Sang Waaheguru mantra, underscored by exquisite tabla rhythms. The track then tapers to reprise Guru Arjan’s poem. Chanting “Ang Sang Waaheguru,” we tune into the expansive energy of God’s presence within us — the Divine within every cell of our being. The mantra fosters a sense of inner peace, resiliency, and self-sufficiency that is crucial in these polarized times. Tapping into the Divine, also helps to alleviate loneliness and cultivate courage. “Ang Sang Waaheguru” is one of eight tracks on Nirankaar and is a collaboration with producer Ram Dass on piano and vocals, orchestral arranger Grecco Buratto on guitar and vocals, and Sukhmani on tabla, percussion, and vocals. Study with Snatam at her online school: See all of Snatam’s music and tour dates: Stay in touch with Snatam: ​​ Nirankaar Album Credits: Snatam Kaur: Vocals, Harmonium Sukhmani Rayat: Vocals, Backing Vocals, Tabla, Percussion Grecco Buratto: Acoustic Guitar, Nylon String Guitar, Electric Guitar, Backing Vocals, Electric Bass, Charango, Ronroco Ram Dass Khalsa: Backing Vocals, Keyboards, Nylon String Guitar, Programming Jap Preet: Vocals Sahib-Amar Khalsa: Viola Graham Patzner: Violin Shannon Hayden: Cello Daniel Higuera: Drums Sarah Carlile: Upright Bass Alphonso Horne: Trumpet Produced, Engineered, and Mixed by Ram Dass Khalsa String Arrangements: Grecco Buratto Additional Recording Engineers: Matthew Dorko, Shannon Hayden, Graham Patzner Mastered by Piper Payne at Infrasonic Sound “Ang Sang Waaheguru” Videography Sopurkh Khalsa “Ang Sang Waaheguru” Editing by Jose Fernandez de Castro