"The journey of life is from the head to the heart".
Radhika Vekaria is a British Indian–East African vocalist, composer, and sensory artist whose work explores the transformative power of sound. Named after Radha — the Vedic symbol of devotion — she creates experiences that move listeners from the mind into the heart, blending ancient Sanskrit narratives with contemporary sonic landscapes.
Born into a lineage of strong, intuitive women and raised by a father steeped in Indian and western music, Radhika’s relationship with sound began long before her career. A childhood speech impediment made music her first true language. “Where words faltered, sound revealed the truth,” she says — a realisation that continues to shape her life’s work.
Though originally on track to study oncology at Oxford or Cambridge, an unexpected shift pulled her toward music. Since then, her journey has become an unfolding constellation of cultures, collaborations, and philosophical inquiry. She has worked across genres with artists including Prince, Eddie Palmieri, Enrique Iglesias, Shoshana Bean, Troye Sivan, Ferry Corsten, Armin van Buuren, Damon Sharpe, and more — yet her deepest artistic call remains rooted in mantra, vibration, and inner awakening.
Her Sanskrit album SAPTA: The Seven Ways marked a turning point back to a childhood love. What began as an exploration of ancient Vedic sound became a healing process of its own — one that later extended to her audiences. “I don’t make music for you to see me,” she reflects. “I make music for you to see yourself.”
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Radhika has performed internationally across Europe and the U.S., including The Grammy Museum, Harvard University, Omega Institute, Naviva Four Seasons, and collaborations with NASA-JPL for her immersive astrophysical experience I AM. She is the voice of Chopra Yoga, featured throughout their global teacher training programs, and has performed for spiritual leaders including Sri Sri Ravi Shankar and Dr. Deepak Chopra, integrating mantra into contemporary wellness and contemplative spaces.
Her 2024 album Warriors of Light received a GRAMMY® nomination for Best New Age, Ambient, or Chant Album, expanding her audience and establishing her as a leading voice in modern sacred music. In 2025, she released a cinematic collaboration with composer and violinist Nathalie Bonin, recorded at Synchron Stage Vienna.
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Whether performing, teaching, or creating immersive sound journeys, Radhika’s work is grounded in a simple philosophy: music is medicine. Through concerts, retreats, workshops, and her methods Sound Immersion Alchemy and TRVM (The Resonant Voice Method), she helps people reconnect to clarity, intuition, and inner coherence.
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