Guru Singh is a yogi, teacher, writer, composer-musician, shaman, ordained minister, healer, and most importantly, “a family man”.  He was born in 1945 in Seattle with a huge appetite for music. By the end of his teenage years he was playing several instruments including the guitar, piano, violin, harmonica, flute and hand drums. While attending the University of Washington, he began performing in local clubs. In early 1966 Warner Bros’ Reprise Records signed him to a recording contract and moved him to San Francisco. As a powerful voice against the war in Vietnam, Guru Singh became a target of J. Edgar Hoover’s Co-Intel-Pro. To escape this danger, Guru Singh left San Francisco’s Haight Ashbury and trained in an ancient form of musical healing in the remote mountains of southern Mexico with the Maraakame masters, an indigenous community isolated from the outside world. His experiences there are the subject of his current book “Buried Treasures”. After returning from this adventure, Guru Singh studied with spiritual leader and master of Kundalini yoga, Yogi Bhajan. Since 1969, Guru Singh has been teaching Kundalini yoga, meditation and sound healing therapy throughout the world.

Guru Singh’s album, ‘The Game of Chants” featuring Seal, was released in 2001 and has been followed by two more. Working for the children of this world has led him to a renewed passion for ‘Peace on Earth.’ Joined by Seal for the “Worldsong Peace Concert” and global village at the 2002 winter Olympic Games, Guru Singh made clear his commitment – World Peace is only a matter of time.