Internationally recognized kirtan singer, recording artist, and inspirational teacher, Visvambhar Sheth (affectionately known as Vish) has devoted his life to sharing the sacred sound of bhakti-yoga, Hinduism’s path of devotion and grace, with the world. Raised in an Indian devotional community, Vish began leading kirtan at the age of five and has continued ever since, offering his music as both spiritual practice and heartfelt service.

A multi-instrumentalist steeped in India’s musical and ritual traditions, Vish is proficient in mridanga (khol), kartals, flute, harmonium, guitar, and various forms of percussion. He is also trained in Vedic mantra recitation and ceremonial puja (ritual worship), bringing depth and authenticity to his musical and spiritual expression.

Vish’s artistry bridges tradition and innovation. As co-founder and lead singer of The Mayapuris, he helped ignite a global renaissance in kirtan culture, blending ancient temple rhythms with the energy of contemporary world music. He also performs with  The Hanumen, a soulful ensemble that weaves bhakti music with sacred poetry, mantra, and modern instrumentation.

As an educator, Vish is on faculty with the Art of Kirtan program and teaches in kirtan teacher trainings at yoga studios and spiritual centers around the world, guiding students to experience chanting as both a musical craft and a meditative discipline. He is also the founder of Bhaktiland, a creative collective dedicated to fostering devotional art, music, and education rooted in the timeless wisdom of bhakti-yoga.

Vish has performed at venues such as BhaktiFest, Omega Institute, Wanderlust, and the Beloved Festival; universities and colleges; as well as at major temples and cultural centers across India, Europe, and the Americas. His collaborations span many of the world’s leading kirtan artists, including Krishna Das, Jai Uttal, and Gaura Vani.

When not touring, Vish lives in Alachua, Florida, with his wife, dancer and choreographer Vrinda Sheth, and their three children. Together, they continue to explore the intersection of music, movement, and mysticism — inviting audiences everywhere into the joy and depth of bhakti.