Music
Kelsey Wishik’s music is soulful, experimental, meditative, and expressive—blending contemplative soundscapes, field recordings from her travels, world-inflected melody, and introspective lyricism.
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Her discography includes albums such as Bhakti and Tapas and DOJO, alongside singles like Healing Waters, Saraswati, Victorious, My Own Voice, and BLUE—each exploring themes of devotion, resilience, embodiment, and inner liberation.
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In addition to her independent music, Kelsey produces original guided meditations and sound-based experiences for the Aura app. She facilitates sound-based events to promote healing, preserve poetic culture, and uplift the soul.
Mantra is a form of `sacred utterance' originating most commonly in Indian Hindu and Tibetan Buddhist cultures and through the vehicles of sanskrit language, although mantras can be personal or derived from other origins, languages, and sacred texts. Often, they are used as a point of meditation, as the rhythmic repetition soothes and focuses the mind while developing a sense of reverence, bhakti (devotion), and spiritual community when practiced as a group. The cultural significance of each mantra is integral to its energetic effects, but no religious or dogmatic affiliations are necessary to experience the vibrational and personal merits of a mantra practice. Mantra events and soundbaths are held regularly, and lessons in mantra alone or with guitar, vocals, and ukelele are available on request.
Om Mani Padme Hum. Cultivates compassion; helps relieve all living beings from sufferings and difficulties
Tate Thriffley, Jaime Ray, and Kelsey Wishik offering a Dia De Los Muertos soundbath through Greenhouse Yoga and their band Mississippi Mala.