The Radha Krishna Temple (London) was a spiritual music group active in the late 1960s and early 1970s, renowned for blending traditional Indian kirtan and bhajan music with Western pop and rock elements. Notably produced by Beatles' member George Harrison, the band’s music often features multi-part vocal harmonies, Sanskrit chants, and Indian instruments. Their most influential work, "Hare Krishna Mantra", reached the top 20 in the UK singles chart in 1969, highlighting the cross-cultural appeal and impact of their spiritual, musical fusion. The band's unique style significantly contributed to the popularization of the Hare Krishna movement's music in the West.