Ta’dan were the winners of the inaugural Borneo Jazz Talent Search – a jazz educational outreach program spearheaded by No Black Tie in conjunction with

You work across films soundtrack and telenovelas – which are very different forms. Do you have different musical approaches for each of these  mediums.  I

1. You’ve played with some of the biggest names in Jazz. Do you think the appreciation for jazz is declining or is there a lot

You were born with a natural gift, helping your school win various national and state music contests as a student. How does it feel now looking

In a few words describe your  music to someone who has not heard it before. Tonight is a tribute to one of the most beautiful

How was it like playing all around the world, China, Africa, South America and now, Malaysia? It’s great to visit other countries outside of Europe,

How was it like growing up in a town known for its jazz pianists? Well, first it was known for its automobiles. That’s what made

In a few words describe your music to someone who has not heard it before. It’s contemporary Indian music. Its completely contemporary Indian, there’s no

Do you remember the first time you performed in NBT and how that experience was for you? It was back in late 2010, when I

Your bio (online) doesn’t say much about how you started in music other than the fact that you were ‘self-taught’. Could you please elaborate on