THE MUSIC OF LEE MIRABAI HARRINGTON
Lee Harrington’s debut album, Beyond the Beyond, is a fluid and uplifting blend of sacred mantras from various traditions that fills the atmosphere with a blessed feeling of peace and healing.
David Newman (Durga Das)
‘Whether she’s softly humming or unleashing her considerable voice, Harrington is a thrill to listen to. All in all, an enthralling debut.’ ~ Whole Life Times, December 2016/January 2017 issue
WHOLE LIFE TIMES - ALBUM REVIEWDecember 2016/January 2017 issue
Lee Mirabai Harrington is one of the best-kept secrets in the chant world. Her debut album will take you deep into the placid waters of ancient Tibetan Buddhist mantras and lift you high with soaring call-and-response classics reinvented from Hindu and Sikh traditions. A CD for all ages; timeless, mesmerizing, healing, transcendent…superbly produced and featuring some of Western kirtan’s most beloved musicians. Get in on the secret, and Go Beyond.
Lee Mirabai Harrington brings a spirited and devotion-infused approach to mantra singing. Her beautiful voice and heart combine with the depth of the ancient healing mantras that she sings, to produce a magical experience for the listener. I love Lee’s kirtans and her new album!
Brenda McMorrow
[Beyond the Beyond is a] really splendid album combining mantras of different traditions. Great production!
Ram Dass, music producer
Lee Mirabai Harrington’s debut album, Beyond The Beyond, is a playful marriage of Kirtan with gospel, blues, and an undercurrent of jazz. The earthiness of her voice presents the listener with a grounded voyage of spirit.
HuDost
[Beyond the Beyond is] an impressive and dauntless debut album…stellar, earthy and deeply memorable.
Vrinda and Vish Sheth of The Mayapuris
[BEYOND THE BEYOND] is a stellar first offering from a humble, compassionate, strong Goddess with a voice that shoots straight to the soul.
Brenda Patoine, The Bhakti Beat
BEYOND THE BEYOND offers…eight tunes that stir the soul and put a skip in your step. ‘Shiva Shakti’ is a disco-flavored foot stomper, while ‘Om Namah Shivaya’ is a mini-religious experience.” (Whole Life Times Dec 2016)
Neal Braverman, Whole Life Times magazine
A wonderful album….Harrington’s mesmeric voice [takes] you on a spiritually inspiring musical journey, and the album perfectly suits the pace of a yoga flow class. Highly recommended!
Yoga Magazine UK, ALBUM REVIEW, May 2017
