Ganesh Chaturthi Songs – Your Guide to the Best Devotional Music

Ganesh Chaturthi is all about music that lifts the spirit and invites Lord Ganesha's blessings. Whether you’re prepping for the puja at home or dancing in the street, the right song makes the vibe more festive. Below you’ll find a quick rundown of classic bhajans, fresh releases, and the best ways to stream them without hassle.

Classic Marathi Ganpati Bhajans You Can’t Miss

Every Ganesh Chaturthi fan has a few go‑to Marathi tracks that never get old. "Deva Shree Ganesh" by Lata Mangeshkar, "Morya Morya" by Shankar Mahadevan, and "Jai Ganesh Gajanan" by Suresh Wadkar are staples at almost every pandal. These songs mix traditional dhol beats with soulful vocals, perfect for chanting together with family.

If you prefer a slower vibe, try "Ganpati Bappa Morya" by Ajay–Atul. It’s a modern take on the old chorus but still feels like a temple hymn. Most streaming platforms have ready‑made playlists titled “Ganesh Chaturthi Classics” – just hit play and let the rhythm set the mood.

New Releases and How to Stream Them

Music producers keep dropping fresh tracks every year, so staying updated is easy. This season, look out for "Mangal Murti" by Neha Kakkar, a pop‑infused aarti that’s gaining traction on TikTok, and "Ganesh Aarti 2025" by Shreya Ghoshal, which adds a cinematic touch to the traditional chant.

Most users stream on Spotify, Gaana, or JioSaavn. Just type “Ganesh Chaturthi songs 2025” and you’ll see a list of new releases. For video lovers, YouTube’s official channels from T-Series and Saregama upload high‑quality aarti videos with subtitles, making it easy to follow the lyrics while you sing along.

If you want an ad‑free experience, consider a short‑term premium trial – it usually lasts a month and covers all the new tracks. You can also download songs for offline playback, which is handy if the power goes out during the night aarti.

Beyond streaming, many local radio stations feature dedicated Ganesh Chaturthi shows. Tuning in during the evenings often brings live performances from regional singers, giving you a taste of the community vibe even if you’re staying at home.

Finally, don’t forget to create your own playlist. Mix three classic bhajans, two new pop aartis, and a short instrumental dub‑step remix of "Ganpati Bappa" – the blend keeps the energy high and surprises guests with fresh sounds.

With the right songs, your Ganesh Chaturthi celebration becomes more than a ritual; it turns into a shared musical experience that everyone remembers. So hit play, chant loud, and let the beats bring Ganesha’s joy to your doorstep.