Yoga Rhythm

Napra Review –
What’s music for yoga doing in the drumming section? Well, to paraphrase an old car ad, this is not your mother’s yoga music! Composed/performed/produced by DJ Free, his keyboards, Native flute and distinctive chanting flow along grooves laid down by master percussionist Brent Lewis. According to the liner notes, this CD aims to energize the lower three charkas first and foremost, and the moving body agrees. Guest artists add a touch of sitar to a couple of tracks and a didjeridoo’s earthy insistence to others, and a sprinkling of grand piano notes graces the more meditative ten-minute ending track. The overall feel is richly layered, a kind of primal naturalness mixed with an edgy urbanity. If one’s style of yoga, dance, or movement is highly energetic, this could be the perfect motivator.

Accent Weekly, Florida –
Yoga Rhythm is great throughout all 9 songs. Whether you teach “Active Yoga” or just enjoy practicing Yoga in your home, this is perfect to keep you moving. Even though it is also meditative, the music will not interfere with class instruction. Perfect for teaching and good listening music.

Enid Weishaus, Certified Kripalu DansKinetics Instructor –
Yoga Rhythm invites the listener/dancer on a journey into exotic, sensual, primal and meditative realms of mind, body and spirit. The music inspires creative movement as a snake charmer to a snake.