Maddy Gordon
Special to Niagara Now/The Lake Report

NOTL resident and Canadian musical artist Priya Litt has been honoured as one of the bronze medal finalists at the Global Music Awards, a prestigious international music competition based out of La Jolla, Calif.

Her song “Green Tara Mantra” received honours in the female vocalist and song categories, alongside “Om Mani Padme Hum,” which was singled out in the new age and emerging artist categories. 

Litt, one of 17 Canadian winners, is proud of her achievement.

“I feel very honoured, very grateful. I’m very thankful for receiving this. It’s a very prestigious award,” she said.

The Global Music Awards judge entries based on the creativity and quality of the music, two prominent aspects of Litt’s discography. With the utilization of euphonious melodies and a mesmerizing voice, Litt says she tries to create positive energy through music that touches people all over the world.

Collectively, Litt’s songs have amassed millions of streams, plays, views and downloads over many platforms.

“Spreading the positive energy, the love, the joy, the happiness, that inspires me to make music.”

This has not been her only recognition. Recently, Litt won the “Best World Song” at the Clouzine International Music Awards, for “Green Tara Mantra.” 

“You’re going up against so many amazing musicians, and to be a part of it and to receive honours and the four medallions, it’s amazing.”

It’s one thing to be able to spread your positivity through art, but it’s another to be recognized for your hard work, she said.

As for the future of Litt’s music career, she has every intention of continuing her craft, and to keep sharing her positive energy with the world.

“Now more than ever, the world needs more positivity and good energy,” she said.

Litt credited Prashant Singh for his work mixing and mastering her music.

To listen to her music and follow along her musical journey, you can visit www.priyalitt.com and her Instagram, @priya_litt.