U-zhaan

U-zhaan is an esteemed Japanese tabla player, blending the rich heritage of Indian classical music with a spectrum of contemporary genres. He has effectively introduced the traditional drums to a broader audience through his innovative collaborations and solo projects. Born in Tokyo, his fervent passion for the tabla took him to Kolkata, India, where he spent years rigorously studying under the tutelage of Pandit Anindo Chatterjee, a tabla maestro. U-zhaan's dedication to his craft led him to become a respected figure in both the Indian classical music scene and the wider world music circuit.

His discography is a testament to his versatility and willingness to experiment, consistently pushing the boundaries of the tabla's potential. With recent releases like "Resurrection" and "Sunday Kitchen," U-zhaan provides listeners a contemporary fusion that honors the instrument’s lineage while navigating new sonic landscapes. His work on the "Star Wars: Visions - AKAKIRI (Original Soundtrack)" showcases his ability to adapt traditional sounds to modern storytelling mediums. Whether collaborating with other artists or exploring his own expression, U-zhaan continues to create a unique auditory experience that resonates with a diverse audience, tapping into the universal language of rhythm and melody.

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Resurrection
Single - Released June 21, 2023
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