Krsnaa Fitch

06/08/2024

Come tonight at 7pm for the Concert for Kindness at 1 East Main Street Yoga Centers - Ohio - formerly SLS Yoga Center ! Featuring Zach Freidhof Katie Grigg-Miller, Emily Hall Scott Williams, Kwaku Kufa and myself. Good vibes tonight!

12/24/2022

Having a hard day? Cheer up with this bit of silliness from myself and Kevin Eblen ;p

Hello all this is Krsnaa and my sing along version of "Dee Walk A Doo Da" Hope you enjoy it, thanks for watching. (c) eblen 2022

12/24/2022

Here's a funny new Christmas song written and sung by Kevin Eblen I'm singing back up on :) Merry Christmas everyone!

Merry Christmas everyone . My good friend Jack and I recorded this little holiday tune several years ago at Steve Gabler's Perfection Music studio.This yea...

05/30/2021

Seven years ago, I had the honor of co-creating a song with Mahatma Das - "Radhe Shyam" and it has touched the hearts of thousands so far! Over 27 thousand views! Now is the time to share it's message again, "When you feel like the world has you down on the ground, and it's hard to face another day, when everywhere you look you can't find an answer, it's time to throw your hands up and say... Radhe Shyam Shyam!" Radhe is our Divine Mother and Shyam is our Divine Father, when we cry out to Them like Their helpless children, with sincerity and love, They always are present with us. Thank you so much Travis Lee for encouraging me as an artist and as a devotee!

Download it on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Radhe-Shyam-feat-Krsnaa/dp/B00RL3BN6E

View it on YouTube: https://youtu.be/noJ6s5uc1Mc

Here is a description of the creation of "Radhe Shyam" which is on Mahatma Das & Friends "Forever" album

"At that time (this is now ten years after starting the project), I had composed a melody for the chant “Radhe Shyam” that I was absolutely in love with. After I worked out the song, I jokingly told my wife, “I just wrote a Grammy award winning song” because the song was so catchy and uplifting. But since I was finishing my CD, which I had been trying to complete for years, I wasn’t in the mood to record any new songs. Now that we had space for another song on the CD, I played the song for Krsnaa on the piano, along with some ideas for lyrics I had been toying with. She loved the song so much she said that we should definitely record it. We then, on the spot, worked on the lyrics, which she refined later that evening. The next day we laid down a demo of the song to get a feel for it. We loved it.

We had pretty specific ideas on the song, and we conveyed those to Badahari Das. He perfectly translated those ideas into an arrangement that did magic to the song. This “afterthought song” may very well prove to be the most popular song on the CD." - Mahatma Das

09/11/2020

Stand Up! Divide and Conquer is the oldest trick in the book, don't fall for it! Your neighbor isn't your real enemy. The most revolutionary thing we can do is LISTEN to one another, then we may find the truth.

Krsnaa , Mark and myself put together this video of a practice session for the song Stand Up that we plan to record in a professional studio later next month...

05/12/2020

04/18/2020

"Cry It Out" - by Molly Smith Metzler - produced by Ave Arts & Marketplace in Canton, OH August 9-17, 2019. Krsnaa played Lina, the outspoken Long Island native tackling the challenges of new motherhood.

"Cry It Out"
Four months ago, Jessie was a corporate lawyer with a glamorous Manhattan life. Today, she is in dirty yoga pants, covered in breast milk, trying to comfort a screaming newborn. Isolated in a sleepy Long Island suburb while her commuter husband works long hours, Jessie is desperate to talk to anyone besides Food Network. So when she spies a fellow new mom and neighbor, Lina, at the local Stop & Shop, she vaults over the cantaloupe to introduce herself. Happy to have found each other, the two moms agree to meet for coffee during naptime in the sweet spot behind their adjoining yards where both their baby monitors get reception, and a fast friendship is born. Jessie and Lina may be from vastly different financial backgrounds—Jessie is Ivy-educated and of the manor born; Lina has a night-school nursing degree and terrible credit—but they have one huge thing in common: they’ve been cracked open by the love they feel for their newborns. One coffee quickly becomes a daily coffee, as Jessie and Lina laugh through the highs and lows of motherhood. But their intimacy is punctured when a stranger who lives in the mansion up on the cliff appears in the yard, asking if they would include his wife, a new mom who is having “a hard time,” in their coffee klatch. Reluctantly, the duo tries to become a trio, but with very mixed—and surprising—results. After all, this is a town where the haves and the have-nots live in very close company; up on the cliff is Sands Point, one of the most expensive Great Gatsby-esque neighborhoods in the whole country. How could that woman possibly be having a “hard time”? A comedy with dark edges, Cry It Out takes an honest look at the absurdities of being home with a baby, the power of female friendship, the dilemma of going back to work, and the effect class has on parenthood in America.

Cry it Out is produced by special arrangement with THE DRAMATIC PUBLISHING COMPANY of Woodstock, Illinois.

CAST:
Jessie - Katie Wells
Lina - Krsnaa Fitch
Mitchell - Emery G. Thoenen
Adrienne - Alyssa Crowley

CREW:
Director - David Lee (Buddy Lee)
Stage Manager - Emily Hisey
Production Assistant - Keenan Carosielli
Technical Director - Linda Alexander-Radak

08/09/2019

Come see my show, tonight is opening night! "Cry It Out" is a hilarious and moving story about new motherhood, and fatherhood. Warning....many f-bombs will be dropped by me as Lina, the sassy Italian from Long Island. Perfect girls-night-out! Get tix online, seating is limited! www.avenuearts.org The theater is in downtown Canton, and the show only runs an hour and a half, so enjoy food and drink at the great venues nearby!