Snatam Kaur
Snatam Kaur was born in 1972 in Española, New Mexico. Her mother was a classically trained pianist, and her father was a Sikh devotee. She started releasing...
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Snatam Kaur was born in 1972 in Española, New Mexico. Her mother was a classically trained pianist, and her father was a Sikh devotee. She started releasing music in 1998 with her debut album 'Prem,' which included traditional Sikh mantras and some original compositions.
Her songs like 'Ong Namo' and 'Mul Mantra' have been used in yoga studios and meditation spaces. She put out albums including 'Grace' in 2003 and 'Shanti' in 2006. In 2018, she faced allegations from former students.
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