Ashram's new song, The River, symbolizes the Buddhist and Hindu teachings of purity, meditation, and the cycle of life. Drawing inspiration from the flow of water, the song reflects the path to nirvana and the spiritual cleansing power central to religious rituals, like bathing in the sacred Ganges. The River captures the essence of reincarnation and new beginnings.

Ashram will present their tribute album Siddhartha live on January 5, 2024, in collaboration with the Goethe Centre in Trivandrum. This special concert honors Hermann Hesse, whose family lived in Kerala. Thanks to Dr. Ibrahim Syed, a key supporter of this tribute and translator of Siddhartha into Malayalam. The event will feature additional musicians, including talents from North India, creating a unique musical experience.

Ashram’s next song, Awakening, inspired by Siddhartha’s journey to enlightenment, features the enchanting Indian instrument Sarangi for the first time. Played by Jagdish Barot and complemented by the stunning vocals of Surbhi Samdani, the song beautifully captures the essence of self-discovery and the symphony of life. Check out the full song on Ashram’s YouTube channel, and don’t forget to share your thoughts in the comments.

Ashram releases their second single, Eternal Thirst, inspired by the opening chapters of Hermann Hesse's Siddhartha. This thought-provoking song explores the metaphors of life as a game, with themes of choices, love, and the cyclical nature of existence. Accompanied by Sanskrit lyrics, the song reflects deeply on the Samsara chapter, depicting life's constant ebb and flow. Eternal Thirst continues Ashram’s fusion of Indian and European music, making it a spiritual and musical journey.