Madame Gandhi (US)

Kiran Gandhi, who performs as Madame Gandhi, is an award-winning artist and activist known for her uplifting, percussive electronic music and positive message about gender liberation and personal power. She began producing music in 2015, after her story running the London Marathon free-bleeding to combat menstrual stigma went viral around the world. She has been listed as a TED Fellow, Forbes 30 Under 30 in Music and BBC 100 Women.

She recently traveled to Antarctica while pursuing her Masters in Music, Science and Technology at Stanford University's CCRMA to record the sounds of glaciers melting to create awareness and empathy around climate change. These sounds are now featured in her latest album, "Let Me Be Water", available on all streaming platforms, where for the first time ever, NATURE is credited as an artist to receive a portion of all streaming royalties. This is part of Brian Eno's organization, Earth Percent's Sounds Right initiative. "Let Me Be Water," in collaboration with the gender-positive music non-profit We Make Noise, is currently up for Grammy consideration in the Best New Age, Ambient or Chant Album Album category.

She was awarded the Songwriter's Hall of Fame Abe Olman Prize for excellence in songwriting and leadership and has won the Jury Award at SXSW for her music video, "Waiting For Me".

Today Madame Gandhi travels to speak, DJ and perform internationally. Gandhi's mission is to use her music and voice as a medium for a message about personal expression, sustainability and thriving.