[4] In 2017 the track "Shri Radhe" (featuring Chaytanya) was included on a compilation album called "Sri Ma: Chants of Divine Mother," released by White Swan Records[5] and the track "Bhaja Govindam" (featuring Jahnavi Harrison) was included on an Apple Music Yoga playlist.

Being a charity album, all profits benefit underprivileged girls at the Sandipani Muni School in Vrindavan, India.

Grammy nominated Kirtan artist Jai Uttal raves about Bhakti Without Borders, "I love this CD!

Sweet, mellifluous, nectar..."[11] The Indian Eagle: "A euphoria that strikes strings of the heart and touches the depth of your soul."

Deva Premal: "Allow the beautiful voice and transcendent music of Madi Das to transport you, and support the education of young women in Vrindavan."