The music on “Octave of Love” represents the musical styles of different generations, making it accessible to all age groups. This project’s diverse musical genres, lyrics, and instrumentation connect people from around the globe. Sharon sings the lyrics in both Sanskrit and English — allowing listeners to connect with the music in whichever language reaches their hearts. Among the instruments featured on the album are the harmonium, hang-halo drums, tabla, bansuri flute, upright bass, acoustic guitar, and Western drums — all of which lend an organic sound to “Octave of Love.” "Octave of Love” features music that reaches across generations and touches people through a variety of musical genres, lyrics, and eternal messages of love and connection. The lineup of musicians on the album reflects its purpose, with performing artists ranging in age across six generations. The musicians who appear on “Octave of Love” represent a unique collaboration: Sharon's son, Jared Silverstein, an international jazz drummer; Andrea Brachfeld, an internationally known American and Latin jazz flutist; Tabla, Cajon and percussionist Vincent Pierce Smith; Karttikeya Arul, Hang-Halo drummer and percussionist; and internationally known jazz Bassist Ian Kenselaar.