Specialist in acoustic drums, electronic drums, V-drums, hand drums, tabla, Cajon, khanjira, khol, dholak, Djembe, darbuka, Thumba, bongo and all kinds of percussion ensembles.
Like to play Progressive -conceptual and Indian Classical Fusion Music Style but able to play different global styles like Rock, Pop, Hip Hop, Blues, Funk, Latin and a bit of Swing.
Khwab has been Playing drums & Percussion for live concerts & recording sessions all over India & abroad & has performed for over 500 concerts ( Pop, Rock, Funk, Fusion, Bollywood, Folk), sharing the stage with legendary Musicians like Louiz Banks, Taufiq Qureshi, Gino Banks, Sridhar Parthasarthy, Karl Peters, Sanjay Divecha, Rakesh
Chaurasia, Ravi Chary, Ganesh Rajgopalan, Purbayan Chatterjee, Fareed Haque, Rahul Sharma, George Brooks, DJ KSHMR and playback singers and music directors like Sunidhi Chauhan, Shilpa Rao, Neeti Mohan, Sona Mohapatra, Ram Sampath, Sachin-Jigar, Monali Thakur, Ash King, Akriti Kakar, Anusha Mani, Diljit Dosanjh & many others.
He has been performing with Taufiqji’s band “Mumbai Stamp” for many years now at various festivals & events across India.
He has performed at various events and festivals, like Darmu festival, KalaGhoda festival, Navi Mumbai festival, Prithvi Theatre's annual memorial concerts, IPL opening ceremony, 2011 at M. Chidambaram stadium, Chennai, Debut ISL
(Football) opening ceremony 2014 at Salt Lake Stadium, Kolkatta, Miss Diva 2018, Mumbai, to name a few.
He has been a part of famous bollywood songs and background scores of movies like Tees Maar Khan,Teen they Bhai, ABCD, ABCD 2, Joker, Prince, The attacks of 26/11, Arjun, Grand Masti, Phata Poster Nikla Hero, R… Rajkumar, Dhoom 3, Bharat, Gunday, Singham returns, Tevar, Happy new year, Timepass 2, Airlift, Fan, Sultan, Bareilly ki Barfi, Bharat, Laila Majnu, Gujjubhai – Most Wanted and many others.
He is also a part of Taufiq sir’s latest album ‘Ta Dhaa – an expression of high energy’.
Lately, He has been performing Bollywood pop rock set with different playback singers and Music
Directors, Mixtape Music producer Abhijit Vaghani's live setup and a World fusion set with Viveick Rajagopalan’s Oneplateidli and is working on his own Multi – genre Fusion project, While also teaching and training a number of students regularly, from the comfort of his home studio.
Luck now-based percussionist Tanmay Mukherjee, is on cloud nine these days. And that's because Tanmay represented Indian music and culture in the ASIAN DRUM SERIES CONCERTS 2019nwith the director Mr Gip Chan from Hongkong which was held held on June 13 to 18 feb in hongkong.The Hongkong arts and culture aims to provide a creative environment where people from ae development orgaisations talks of life and ages, with various skill levels and cultural background could gather to explore, innovate, educate and build a community together. These concerts also seeks to create a culture that promotes overall wellness in terms of thinking, communication, organizing and rhythmic skills. The festival has invited many international artists from different countries like Phillipines, Ausrtalia ,Taiwan ,USA ,who collaborated and performed music from various original compositions.
Avirup Das (born 12 April 1988), known under his stage name of Bunty's Percussion, is a Kolkata based percussionist. He is one of the founder members of renowned Bengali folk band Fakira In the year of 2013 and 2014 Bunty has made foreign musical tours with Fakira respectively to USA and Bangladesh.[citation needed] In 2016 Bunty invented a fusion instrument named Bahon. He plays many instruments including Drums, Congas, Timbale, Djembe, Cajon, Darabuka and Kanjira as well as many more.
Greg Ellis is an American drummer and percussionist, known for his work in film and world music, living in Los Angeles. He has performed and recorded with artists from almost every continent, including Zakir Hussain, Airto, KODO, Mickey Hart’s Planet Drum, Juno Reactor, Billy Idol, Sonu Nigam, Sussan Deyhim, Hamed Nikpay, Bickram Ghosh, Chiwoniso Maraire, Sugizo and many more.
