Talvin Singh

Renowned percussionist, producer, and composer Talvin Singh is celebrated for bridging Indian and electronic music, creating a unique sonic landscape inspired by classical Indian arts. His fusion of electronic music and eastern aesthetics, known as Asian Underground, has had a significant impact on British music history. Singh's innovative use of the Tabla and groundbreaking sonic creations have helped demystify Indian classical music, influencing a new generation of musicians globally, across various art forms.

Singh's collaborations with diverse artists like Sun Ra, Ustad Sultan Khan, Terry Riley, and Yoko Ono have showcased his explorative and imaginative approach in his solo career and new ventures in contemporary music. His debut album "OK" not only garnered critical acclaim but also earned him the prestigious Mercury Music Prize in 1999, solidifying his place as a trailblazer in the music industry.