Malola Kannan is a dedicated and prolific artist deeply rooted in the traditions of Indian classical music and spirituality. His work predominantly showcases his expertise in reciting Hindu scriptures, hymns, and stotras, each performance marked by an exceptional depth of devotion and a crystal-clear enunciation that resonates with his audience. His recordings provide not just religious value but also serve as a means for listeners to engage with the profound richness of Hindu philosophical thought and spiritual practice.

Kannan's repertoire is extensive, with a focus on Sanskrit texts that form the core of Indian religious rituals and practices. Some of his most recent works include 'Aditya Hrudya Stotram', 'Sri Lalitha Sahasranamam', and 'Indrakshi Shiva Kavacham', where he meticulously chants verses in praise of various deities, bestowing a sense of peace and spiritual well-being to those who listen. Beyond the devotional aspect, releases such as 'Taittariya Upanisat' and 'Mahanarayana Upnisat' underscore his commitment to disseminating the profound philosophical teachings found in Upanishadic literature. Through his art, Malola Kannan plays a crucial role in preserving and sharing the cultural and religious heritage of India with both the devout and the wider world.