Music
Songs, concerts and contemplative music by Sacha Heath.
A room for listening.
Music has always been one of the ways I return to what matters.
My work moves between intimate song, contemplative practice, sacred traditions and live performance — ranging from Leonard Cohen to mantra and collaborative sound
Concerts
Leonard Cohen Tour
An intimate journey through the songs of Leonard Cohen, created and performed with Tex Drieschener of TV Noir. Touring across Germany, the concert brings warmth, depth and quiet reverence to Cohen’s music of longing, wit, tenderness and devotion.
Watch the Trailer or View Tour Dates
Recordings
Jealous Guy— with Henry Padovani
A tender interpretation of John Lennon’s classic, recorded for Henry Padovani’s album I Love Today. Henry—the founding guitarist of The Police and a distinctive figure in punk and new-wave history—brings a remarkable musical life to this intimate collaboration.
Recordings
Songs for the inner life
Music rooted in devotion, deep listening and the quiet places beyond ordinary speech.
This collection brings together kirtan, Buddhist prayer songs and collaborative explorations of voice, overtone and resonance. Some pieces are made for singing together; others for stillness, contemplation and returning to what matters.
Kirtan
Five spacious, voice-led interpretations of traditional chants and mantras, recorded as invitations into repetition, presence and shared devotion. Released in 2019, the album includes Ragupati Raghav Raja Ram, Anandamayi Ma, Shiva Shambo, Sita Ram and Jai Maa Saraswati
Bandcamp · iTunes · Spotify · Apple Music
Tero Naam- with Igor Ezendam
Recorded live at the Gayatri Mandir in Arillas, Corfu, Tero Naam: Mantra Meets Overtones brings together my voice and harmonium with Igor Ezendam’s overtone singing, percussion and vocal improvisation, alongside cello by Kalyan. The album moves between Sanskrit mantra, contemplative improvisation and songs of shared humanity.
Bandcamp · Spotify · iTunes · Apple Music
Acknowledgement
These recordings are offered with gratitude and respect to the living South Asian devotional traditions, teachers and communities from which many of these chants and mantras arise. They are personal interpretations, shared in a spirit of reverence rather than ownership.
The Listening Room
A quiet place for new work, unreleased recordings and music still finding its way into the world.
Here I share occasional previews, early versions and pieces that are not yet available elsewhere.
World and More…
An unreleased collection of lyrical, sensual and original songs written in my twenties,laregly recorded in warm analogue sound on Ronnie Lane’s pioneering mobile studio & at the Smokehouse —with Dick Taylor of The Pretty Things and Henry Padovani, The Police’s original guitarist, among the players.
(Upload in progress…)
Stay Close
Music is only one strand of what I share. My weekly(ish) letters weave together new songs, reflections from life, and invitations to concerts, circles, retreats and online gatherings.
A quiet way to stay connected to whatever is unfolding next.