Artists

Utpal Ghoshal is a Delhi-based tabla player and educator with over 20 years of experience, known for his performances in Hindustani classical music and teaching across skill levels.

Shruthe Raammohan is a Chennai-based Bharatanatyam dancer and singer, known for her expressive abhinaya and performances rooted in the Vazhuvoor tradition.

Sivamani is a famous Indian drummer known as “Drums Sivamani.” He has worked with A. R. Rahman and blends classical, fusion, and world music styles.

T. H. Subash Chandran was a renowned Carnatic percussionist and konnakol expert, known for global performances, multi-instrument mastery, and contributions as a teacher and composer.

Pranshu Chatur Lal is an Indian tabla player and percussionist, known for blending classical traditions with contemporary music and leading global collaborations through his ensemble Brahmaand.

Babu Fakir is a Baul folk singer linked to Bengal’s spiritual music tradition. He performs devotional songs with simple instruments, focusing on love, unity, and inner spirituality.

Monis Ali is an Indian keyboardist known for his work in fusion and Sufi music, collaborating with ensembles that blend Indian classical traditions with jazz, blues, and contemporary sounds.

Purna Das Baul is a legendary Baul singer from West Bengal, born in 1933. He popularized Baul music worldwide and received the Padma Shri in 2013.

Pandit Atul Shankar is a Hindustani bansuri player of the Banaras Gharana, known for his global performances and recordings that blend classical ragas with devotional and meditative music.

Shuheb Hasan is a Hindustani vocalist of the Moradabad Gharana, known for his wide vocal range and versatility across classical, ghazal, Sufi, and fusion music performances.

Mohd Saqib Khan is a Delhi-based sitarist and vocalist of the Kairana Gharana, known for blending traditional Hindustani classical music with contemporary performance and fusion projects.

Chennai mridangam artist Praveen Sparsh blends Carnatic tradition with contemporary sound through global collaborations and innovative percussion projects.

Vishal Sowmyan is a Carnatic violinist known for his work as a soloist and accompanist, trained under A. Kanyakumari, with performances across major global stages and festivals.

Gayatri Vibhavari Vyakaranam, a Carnatic vocalist and violinist from Visakhapatnam, performs in Margazhi and India’s classical music scene.

Anandi Bhattacharya is an Indian Hindustani classical vocalist, daughter of Pt. Ajoy Chakrabarty. Known for her rich voice, she blends classical tradition with modern and fusion music.

John McLaughlin is a legendary guitarist and jazz fusion pioneer. He blended jazz, rock, and Indian music, gaining fame with Mahavishnu Orchestra and collaborations with Miles Davis.

Seetha Doraiswamy was a renowned Indian Carnatic musician and jal tarang player. She preserved this rare instrument and became one of its most important exponents.

Vaibhav Arekar is a Bharatanatyam soloist, choreographer, and teacher known for his intense style and innovative works that connect classical tradition with contemporary expression.

Shweta Prachande is a leading Bharatanatyam dancer known for her precision and dynamism, blending traditional technique with contemporary influences through performance, training, and research.

John Renbourn was an English folk guitarist and composer, co-founder of Pentangle. Known for blending folk, jazz, and classical styles, he influenced modern acoustic guitar music.

Shiyani Ngcobo was a South African guitarist and Maskandi artist, known for traditional Zulu folk music. His 2004 album brought global recognition to the genre.

Steve Tilston is an English folk musician, guitarist, and songwriter known for poetic lyrics and acoustic style. Active since the 1970s, he’s admired for his craftsmanship and influence in folk music.

Medha Basu is a Hindustani classical vocalist and physicist, ITC SRA scholar, known for blending music and neuroscience through performances and research on music therapy.

Srijanee Banerjee is a Kolkata-based Hindustani sitarist and ITC SRA scholar, trained under Pt. Partha Chatterjee, known for raga-based performances and classical training.

Ashis Paul is a Kolkata-based tabla artist associated with ITC SRA, known for Hindustani accompaniment, solo performances, and rhythmic expertise in classical music.

Diya Chowdhury is a Hindustani classical vocalist and senior scholar at ITC SRA, Kolkata, known for her Gwalior gharana training and regular recital performances.

Anubhab Khamaru is a Kolkata-based Hindustani vocalist, ITC SRA scholar and disciple of Pt. Ajoy Chakrabarty, known for khayal, thumri, and classical performances.

Jayanta Sarkar is a Hindustani tabla artist and guru, disciple of Pt. Arup Chattopadhyay, known for accompaniment, solo performances, and teaching in classical music.

Samba Touré was a Malian guitarist and singer known for blending traditional Songhai music with blues. A protégé of Ali Farka Touré, he gained international acclaim for his soulful desert sound.

Jyotsna Srikanth is an Indian-British violinist and composer, known for Carnatic, fusion, and world music, performing internationally and promoting Indian music globally.