
Since 2016, James Yorkston, Jon Thorne - best known as jazz double bass player with electro outfit Lamb, and Suhail Yusuf Khan - a multi award-winning, seventh-generation sarangi player and classical/sufi singer, have been exploring the crossover worlds of Indian classical, jazz, and folk music.
They have released three albums worldwide and toured Europe and India, with Rolling Stone calling their 2017 Neuk Wight Delhi All-Stars a 'game-changing masterpiece'. Their 2020 album Navarasa : Nine Emotions was The Guardian's 'Folk Album of the Year'.
Ever moving forwards, James and Jon have now teamed up with Ranjana Ghatak. Ranjana studied under the guidance of Maestro Pandit Ajoy Chakabarty and is hugely experienced in the classical and devotional Hindustani vocal traditions, as well as being a player of Harmonium and Tanpura.
Expect new pieces exploring the beauty of sacred vocal music, and established work from the first three Yorkston / Thorne / Khan albums, all played with a new flavour and excitement, as the sounds of this new trio are explored.
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