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Jai Uttal
@jaiuttalTracked since May 2026
Creating World Spirit Music, Kirtan and Bhakti Yoga.
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4 membership tiers
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$11/moBhakti Family - Stay Close!Welcome to Stay Close, and thank you for your generous gift of friendship and support. I’m so happy to have you as part of our little Patreon family.Here, I’ll share special musical offerings, inspirations, reflections, and occasional behind-the-scenes moments—little glimpses into the music, the practice, and the heart of this journey.Your support means so much and helps me continue creating and sharing.Thank you for staying close.
$44/moBhakti BenefactorBecome a Bhakti Benefactor and directly support Jai’s music, art, and future recording projects.Your generosity helps give Jai the freedom and resources to continue creating and sharing his music with the world.As a Bhakti Benefactor, you’ll receive everything from the Stay Close tier, plus occasional behind-the-scenes inspirations from Jai—glimpses into his creative process, music in the making, reflections, and other little treasures along the way.Your support becomes part of the music.
$108/moKeeper of the Dream — Sacred Arts PatronThis tier is simply about giving for the love of the art.If Jai’s music has touched your heart, accompanied you through important moments, deepened your spiritual journey, or brought beauty, joy, and devotion into your life, this is a way to help keep that music flowing.There is nothing more you need to receive. Your gift itself becomes part of the offering.By becoming a Keeper of the Dream, you help support Jai’s music, future recordings, and the sacred arts he has devoted his life to sharing.If you have the means and feel moved to give, your generosity allows the music to continue finding its way into the world.Support the art. Keep the dream alive. Let the music continue.
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What they publish860Profile posts5 postsLast month33.3%Members-only
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Article Latest postPublicDISCOVERING JAI UTTAL Episode 4 – The High Lonesome SoundAugust 26 View post In this music-filled episode of Discovering Jai Uttal, Jai explores the unexpected connection between his first musical love, the banjo, and the devotional music of the Bauls of Bengal. Through stories and live playing, he traces the “high lonesome sound”—a raw voice of hardship, longing, and spirit—from Appalachian musicians Roscoe Holcomb and Dock Boggs to the ecstatic singers of Bengal, revealing how these seemingly distant musical worlds have come together in his own music and life. Team Jai ;0)
August 26 0 likes 0 commentsLANKA BURNING (SITA RAM) - live at The Rio, Santa Cruz, CA 8/22/2026August 23ArticleAugust 23$11 tier & up 0 0DISCOVERING JAI UTTAL – Episode 3 Following the Bauls of BengalIn this episode of Discovering Jai Uttal, Jai follows a musical longing all the way to Bengal in search of the Bauls whose ecstatic songs had captivated him as a teenager.ArticleAugust 17Public 0 1Roots Rock Rama! A little magic from Kirtan Camp Costa Rica!August 15ArticleAugust 15$11 tier & up 4 1Discovering Jai Uttal - Episode 2As a teenager in New York City, Jai Uttal became captivated by the sacred music of India long before he ever traveled there. In this episode, he shares his first encounter with kirtan at the Human Be-In, his life-changing decision to study with Ali Akbar Khan, and the profound musical and spiritual lessons that have shaped every note he has played ever since.ArticleAugust 10Public 0 2Discovering Jai Uttal Video Series: Episode 1 - The Music Finds Me.In the opening episode of Discovering Jai Uttal, Jai reflects on the mysterious experiences that shaped his earliest years—from a vivid childhood dream that stayed with him for a lifetime to his first encounters with music through the piano, harmonica, and banjo.VideoAugust 4Public 0 6Hara Hara Hara Mahadev. Super joy and love at Kirtan Camp in Costa Rica.We had an amazing time at Blue Spirit last week. So much love, vulnerability, and beautiful deep kirtans. Here’s the last chant from the last night of the retreat. Right before I started, one of our bhaktas said “Do it reggae style!” And this is what happened. That’s Visvambhar Sheth on mridanga (plus gorgeous singing) and Ezra Uttal (my son 😊❤️😊❤️😊) on melodica.ImageAugust 3Public 0 10Auspicious Guru Purnima to all! 🙏🌕July 29ArticleJuly 29Public 0 4MANTRA LOVE: Sonic MeditationJuly 14ArticleJuly 14Public 0 0Sri Ram Mantra Meditation #7This ends our week of Sri Ram mantra meditations. Did you enjoy these prayers? Please let me know. I wish you all peace and ease as you navigate the stormy ocean of life.ArticleJuly 11Public 0 4Sri Ram Mantra Meditation #6July 10ArticleJuly 10$11 tier & up 0 0Sri Ram Meditation #5July 9ArticleJuly 9$11 tier & up 2 1
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