Bhajo Re Mann

Bhajo Re Mann is a Hindustani classical devotional composition performed by vocalist Sanjeev Abhyankar. The track appears as the second entry on the album Govind Damodhar Madhaveti, released on February 18, 2015 under the Fountain Music Company label. The album adopts a digital media format and centers on bhajans dedicated to the Hindu deity Krishna.

The composition spans 5 minutes and 28 seconds and exemplifies Abhyankar’s training in the Mewati gharana, a school of Hindustani classical music. The track integrates traditional dhrupad and khayal elements with devotional lyrics, emphasizing the raag Yaman in its melodic structure. Instrumental accompaniment details remain undocumented in available sources, though the arrangement typically features the tanpura for drone support and the tabla for rhythmic cycles.

The album Govind Damodhar Madhaveti compiles Abhyankar’s interpretations of Krishna-centric bhajans, blending classical rigor with devotional themes. The Fountain Music Company distributed the release exclusively in digital formats, targeting audiences of both classical and spiritual music. No physical media editions or alternate versions of the track are confirmed in public records.

Abhyankar’s rendition of Bhajo Re Mann aligns with his broader discography, which includes collaborations with composers like Pandit Jasraj and performances at major festivals such as the Sawai Gandharva Bhimaratna Sangeet Mahotsav. The 2015 album marks one of his later solo projects, following his earlier works like Mewati Gharana: Dhrupad & Khayal (2003) and Shruti Ganga (2008).