Mission

Kiranjot Kaur is a devotional artist blending Hindustani classical training with English mantras inspired by A Course in Miracles teachings on radical love and nondualism. Her mission is to offer the voice as a sacred doorway out of unworthiness into revolutionary SELF-LOVE. A founding member of the vocal trio Copper Wimmin, Kiranjot gained national recognition through appearances on Democracy Now and the Showtime series The L Word, where their song “Bleeding Rivers” was featured.

In 2006, she stepped away from the traditional industry to spend five years living and studying in Amritsar, India, under Dr. Ustad Narindar Singh. This sparked a 20-year love affair with Hindustani classical singing, which serves as the foundation for her music and teaching today.

Kiranjot is preparing for the release of her upcoming solo album, Holy, a project lovingly supported by her loyal fanbase. Alongside the album, she is currently creating and filming Miracle Mantras—an ambitious 365-day video series that transforms every single lesson from the A Course in Miracles Workbook into a mantra.

Kiranjot has headlined at Frequency Festival in Mount Shasta, performed at Bhakti Fest in Joshua Tree and the Sebastopol Bloom Festival, and founded and produced her own festival, Jyoshi Fest—a celebration of devotional music. She continues to tour the West Coast, offering sold-out performances that invite audiences to use their voices as a tool for presence, surrender, and awakening.