PLUR D: A Global Anthem for Social Change
Peace - Love - Unity - Respect - Diversity
Global Music 2026 Award Winning Album
Prana Kishore's 119th Studio Album
Prana Kishore
Singer, Songwriter, Composer, Producer, Director, Official Music Video, Worldwide Distribution -Prana Kishore Records (USA)
Mixing and Mastering
Kitt Wakeley
Kitt Wakeley is a 2x Grammy® winning, 4x Nominee, composer/producer/artist and 7 time #1 Billboard Charting musician
Recording Engineer
Melvin Johnny
Featured Drummer - S T Arasu
PLUR D: A Global Anthem for Social Change
The Social Change Statement PLUR D (Peace, Love, Unity, Respect, Diversity) is a groundbreaking global music anthem, with an universal appeal for Peace, a sonic shield for Youth Security, Personal Safety, and Human Dignity. Created by Nashville-based Grammy Voting Member and Josie Music World Artist Award Winner Prana Kishore, this high-energy Global Music Award 2026 Winning Song PLUR D in Electronic Dance Music (EDM) Genre transforms underground rave culture into a life-saving tool. Built upon four years of immersive behavioral research and psychologist consultations, the song intercepts a teenager's critical 'Five-Second Window’ of distraction at clubs and parties. By providing an uplifting, proactive mental reminder, PLUR D empowers young adults to pause, think, and reject dangerous synthetic drugs without ever needing to explicitly mention or display them in the video where every scene changes in 5 seconds. It elevates the 1990s rave culture PLUR popularized by DJ Frankie Bones, with handshake into a modern framework for public safety, empathy, by championing Diversity with inclusivity and unconditional love.
"PLUR D is our attitude. What’s yours?" — Prana Kishore
The 5-Pillar Strategic Framework
1. Master Plan Addresses the global synthetic drug crisis facing teens without mentioning the word 'drugs' in lyrics or showing substance use in Official Music Video, to avoid triggering reminders. This is PLUR D
2. Blueprint Uses simple, universal lyrics by Prana Kishore: 'Is There a Place in the World, Where I can be Free for One Night?' to emphasize core positive values.
3. Framework Composed and Sang by Prana Kishore specifically in the Electronic Dance Music (EDM) genre to reach and engage the target youth audience in a medium they natively love.
4. Roadmap The official music video serves as a Global Anthem for Social Change, showing communities enjoying themselves safely. Directed and written by Prana Kishore.
5. Action Point Challenges the viewer’s mindset at the video's conclusion with the vital prompt: 'PLUR D is Our Attitude, What's yours?'
PLUR D : The Catalyst for Social Change
The urgency behind PLUR D, stems from a profound personal tragedy. Prana Kishore witnessed the devastating impact of synthetic drugs when children of his very close friends, in their teens, tragically lost their lives after innocently trying a synthetic drug just once, Including one after his graduation party. Prana's extensive four-year immersion into the underground clubs in Europe and USA, allowed him to design a high-energy Song at the exact BPM required to trigger natural, safe, and collective euphoria happiness, neutralizing the desire for dangerous drugs.
The 10 Dimensions of the PLUR D Code
1. Peace: Inner and external harmony needed to build creative spaces.
2. Love: The foundational energy that inspires individuals to value life.
3. Unity: Bringing people together inside music venues or any space as a protective collective.
4. Respect: Treating everyone with dignity to eliminate negative peer pressure.
5. Diversity: A responsibility to open our arms to explicitly celebrate cultural differences.
6. Social Change Anthem: Using high-energy electronic dance music as a public health advocacy tool.
7. Security & Personal Safety: Empowering young minds to always protect each other in all circumstances
8. Human Dignity: A core belief that every person is unique and an infinitely precious human being with invisible talents
9. Inclusivity with Empathy: An active choice to understand each other’s feelings without judgement and to make them feel valued and important
10. Public Action Point: Moving from passive listening to active accountability, challenging the viewers at the end of the Official Music Video
PLUR D is Our Attitude. What’s Yours?
Nirvana Dasakam-Who Are You?
Prana Kishore Worldwide Launch of Adhi Shankara's “Nirvana Dasakam-Who Are You ? for Global Oneness”
Worldwide Launch on 21 st April 2026 for Sri Shankara Jayanthi
Prana Kishore, launches mega album Worldwide titled "Nirvana Dasakam - Who Are You?", is a significant spiritual production designed to bring ancient Vedic wisdom to the "Next Gen" for Ekatma, Unity with Self, and Unity with the World, through Self-Realization
The album is based on the real-life story of Sri Adhi Shankaracharya, of the 8th century, who left his mother with her blessings at 8 years old, from his home in Kaladi, Kerala, India, in search of his Guru. Sri Shankara traveled 2,000 kilometers on foot to reach Omkareshwar in Madhya Pradesh, India. His Guru, Sri Govinda Bhagavatpada, was meditating in a cave. The Narmada River was overflowing into the cave, and the water level reached till his guru’s nose. Then, suddenly, the water level kept reducing fast. Guru knew this was a miracle, and he went outside the cave to see an 8-year-old boy looking at him with both hands folded, saying Namaste. Sri Shankara knew he had found his guru.
Sri Govinda Bhagatpada asked him, “Who Are You? Sri Shankara explains in Dasa Sloki in 10 verses that he is nobody, which is the foundation of the song Nirvana Dasakam
The "Neti Neti" Technique
The most famous practical tool Sri Shankara gave is Neti Neti ("Neither this, Nor that"). Whenever you feel overwhelmed by a label—like "I am a failure," "I am tired," or "I am angry"—internally say, "Neti, Neti."
I am not the failure (that is a situation).
I am not the anger (that is a temporary emotion).
I am the observer of these things.
By consistently "negating" the temporary labels, you naturally fall back into your true, permanent state of peace.
Devotees ask Sri Shankara, " What is the One Script Everybody must know out of all your works to help our lives?
Sri Shankara replied, " Just listen, learn, and practice Nirvana Dasakam alone; that is enough in this life."
Meaning of the Ten Verses of the Title Song Nirvana Dasakam
Verse 1: Beyond the Elements
Verse 2: Beyond Social Identity
Verse 3: Beyond Relationships
Verse 4: Beyond Philosophical Doctrines
Verse 5: Beyond Space and Direction
Verse 6: Beyond Color and Form
Verse 7: Beyond Knowledge and Instruction
Verse 8: Beyond the Three States
Verse 9: Beyond Duality
Verse 10: The Inexpressible One
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Nirvana Dasakam - Who Are You?
This title track is based on Adi Shankara's 10-verse is for Self-Realization. It systematically negates the elements and body parts to conclude "Shiva-Kevalo-ham" (I am the One, Auspicious, Pure Consciousness).
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Mooshika Vahana – Ultimate Consciousness
While traditionally a Ganesha invocation, this track explores the deity as a symbol of the Muladhara (root) energy leading toward the awakening of Ultimate Consciousness.
Shruti Smriti Puranam – Self-Realization
Based on the famous introductory verse to Shankara's commentaries, this song pays homage to the lineage of the Vedas, scriptures, and ancient stories as the foundation for Self-Realization