The creation of a platform for delivering multimedia content poses distinct challenges, especially when focusing on devotional music. In contrast to text-based platforms, multimedia delivery necessitates meticulous management of latency, augmented storage space, and bandwidth needs. Although the market is saturated with mainstream multimedia streaming services like Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music, there is a noticeable absence of a platform dedicated to devotional music, despite its deep cultural and spiritual importance. This paper introduces Layamritam, a platform thoughtfully crafted to meet the specific needs of devotional music enthusiasts and artists. Layamritam distinguishes itself through its dedication to providing an immersive musical experience, complemented by sing-along lyrics in 26 languages. We delve into the distributed server architecture of Layamritam, which utilizes adaptive and resilient algorithms to offer a scalable music listening experience while safeguarding user privacy and digital content security. Investigating the user experience of Layamritam, this paper emphasizes its intuitive interface, which organizes songs by deity, mood, speed, tune, and beat style, ensuring a frictionless experience for users across all age groups and digital proficiency levels. Not only does this paper reveal Layamritam, but it also scrutinizes its potential to transform the preservation and distribution of devotional music in the digital age.