Kiranjot Kaur

Kiranjot Kaur – Devotional Vocalist & ACIM Kirtan Artist Kiranjot Kaur is a devotional vocalist, Indian classical music instructor, and Kundalini Yoga teacher whose work is rooted in deep reverence for the Divine Mother and the teachings of A Course in Miracles. 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 music industry to live and study for five years in Amritsar, India, under the beloved guidance of Dr. Ustad Narindar Singh. Her music now weaves together her classical training in Hindustani vocal music, the sacred traditions of Kirtan, and the soul-affirming messages of A Course in Miracles. Through immersive call-and-response singing, Kiranjot invites audiences into a shared experience of healing and inner stillness. Her work is inspired by early influences like Sweet Honey in the Rock and Bobby McFerrin, and is dedicated to restoring collective connection through voice.

Whether leading intimate gatherings or large-scale events, Kiranjot creates a sacred space where all are welcome — regardless of musical background — to use their voices as a tool for presence, surrender, and revolutionary self-love.