Bickram Ghosh is one of the most prominent and celebrated classical musicians and composers from India, widely known for his virtuosity on the tabla. The son of the illustrious tabla maestro Pandit Shankar Ghosh, Bickram was exposed to the world of Indian classical music from a very early age, a heritage that is reflected in his profound knowledge and mastery of the art. Over the years, Bickram has not only preserved the rich tradition of Indian classical music but has also pushed its boundaries, experimenting with various genres and collaborating with musicians all over the world to create a fusion that is both unique and global.

His extensive discography boasts a range of projects that exemplify his versatility as a musician. From scoring for films to producing albums, Bickram Ghosh draws upon his classical roots while embracing contemporary sounds. Some of his recent works include "Bajlo Madol" and "Eka E Mon," which showcase his skill in creating music that resonates with the soul of his cultural heritage, while "Maayakumari" and "Mahananda" highlight his contributions to film music. A national pride, his renditions of "Sare Jahan Se Accha" and "Jana Gana Mana Soul Of India" evoke a sense of patriotism and unity. Beyond his solo career, albums like "The Music Benders" demonstrate his ability to collaborate and innovate within the framework of classical music, ensuring his artistry remains as dynamic as it is rooted. As a curator of his father's legacy, he also took part in the project "Pandit Shankar Ghosh An Era of Tabla - Guru," which pays homage to the teachings and influence of his father in the world of Indian classical music.

Genres

Hindustani Classical

Indian Classical

Indian Fusion

Indian Percussion

Tabla

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Latest Release

Tillana

Bickram Ghosh•

Aruna Sairam

Single - Released September 28, 2024