Four studio albums spanning North Indian classical ragas, Sufi devotional music, and world fusion — available on all major streaming platforms.
“Mann kunto maula, fa Ali-un maula” — one of the oldest and best-loved texts in the qawwali repertoire, attributed to Hazrat Amir Khusrau (1253–1325). Vatsal Dave plays it on sitar in Raga Yaman Kalyan, whose raised Ma gives the melody its luminous, devotional colour.
Holi | The Festival of Colors 🎨 | The Festival of Spring 🌹🌸🌷 With Hemant Joshi on tabla and Vatsal Dave on sitar & vocals.
Dance of Lord Shiva — Lone Star Sitar | Vatsal Dave on sitar & vocals | Art Greenhaw on bass & backing vocals | Neel Bhatt on tabla.
Chaap Tilak (Live in Udaipur) | Vatsal Dave on sitar & vocals
Raga Kirwani: Nilendu Jani on fulte, Nikhil Pandya on tabla, Vatsal Dave on sitar
Bhairavi Thumari | Humari Atariya Pe | Rajesh Khamankar on tabla, Vatsal Dave on sitar
Little Prince (Original Song), co-written by Nilendu Jani and Vatsal Dave | Advait on bass, Vatsal on electric guitar & vocals
A heartfelt tribute featuring the title track dedicated to Vatsal's mother — a deeply personal journey through raga and devotion.
Inspired by a magical Christmas week in the Rocky Mountains — sitar in conversation with the stillness and grandeur of alpine wilderness.
Sitar & violin in dialogue — the serene beauty of dawn rendered in timeless sound, evoking light breaking over ancient peaks.
Sitar meets Texas blues guitar in a Grammy-affiliated East-West collaboration with Art Greenhaw — unlike anything you've heard.
A beginner-friendly guide to learning sitar — timeless traditions, history, and notation. Included free with all class enrollments.
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