That momentum has continued with a landmark year
Kirtan artist Radhika Das has released his new EP Lightfall, continuing to expand his global audience while building on the wider cultural rise of kirtan and modern spirituality.
Radhika Das said: “Lightfall is an offering.
“A way to carry timeless mantras into everyday moments, creating space for connection, reflection, and something deeper within.”
The release marks another step in his growing influence within the global conscious music movement, as kirtan continues to reach younger and more diverse audiences through more accessible formats.
What began as intimate chanting sessions in London has steadily evolved into a wider cultural presence, growing from small gatherings into sold-out weekly events.
In 2025 alone, Radhika performed to over 38,000 people worldwide, with sold-out shows across the UK, Europe, North America, Australia and India.
Key performances included 5,500 attendees in Mumbai, 1,809 at London’s O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, and over 15,000 in Delhi.
That momentum has continued with a landmark year, including a major headline London show at Eventim Apollo in October 2026.
Lightfall reflects Radhika Das’ ongoing approach to reshaping traditional kirtan into formats that fit modern daily life, while remaining rooted in its spiritual foundations.
The EP is designed as something listeners can carry with them throughout the day, blending mantra, reflection and accessibility.
The tracklist includes ‘Sita Rama Jaya’, ‘Hara Mahadeva’, ‘Radha Ramana Haribol’, ‘Bhajahu Re Mana’ and ‘Radhe Radhe’.
Raised in the UK and introduced to Bhakti at Bhaktivedanta Manor, Radhika Das has spent nearly 20 years immersed in Bhakti Yoga, developing a practice that merges traditional mantra and kirtan with a contemporary sound.
Over time, he has built a reputation as one of the leading voices in the global conscious music movement, with performances spanning intimate wellness spaces to major international venues across the UK, Europe, North America, India and Australia.
His work extends beyond live performance, with a significant digital presence reaching hundreds of millions of views and over a billion impressions.
Radhika is also the author of Mantra Meditation: The Life-Changing Secret of Connection, Joy and Calm and hosts the podcast For Soul’s Sake.
In 2025, his Mumbai concert Heart Land India received recognition at the WOW Awards, further cementing his position within both devotional and contemporary cultural spaces.
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