Prosad Freeman

Prosad Freeman is a multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter known for his unique blend of Eastern mysticism and Western innovation. He combines instruments like the sitar, guitar, didgeridoo, and bansuri with contemporary styles such as reggae and world music. Prosad's music career spans over two decades, during which he has traveled extensively, performing in over 22 countries including New Zealand, Australia, India, and Europe. Notable performances include a show for 50,000 people at the Dhaka International Folk Festival in Bangladesh. He has also composed music for Hollywood films like "The Love Guru" and collaborated with artists such as Chris Berry and Xavier Rudd.

Prosad's music often carries a spiritual message, inspired by his long-term study with his spiritual teacher, Tulshi Sen. His recent releases include albums like "Turtle Shell Sessions," "Rise Like the Sun," "Offerings," "Cicada Sessions," and "Trance Sitar," showcasing his eclectic musical passions and ability to fuse traditional instruments with modern styles. His performances are characterized by live looping, creating a dynamic and immersive experience for his audience. Prosad's intention is to spread joy and positivity through his music, blending ancient sounds with uplifting lyrics and contemporary beats.