Kousic Sen is a well known and respected Tabla player in the UK. He comes from Benaras Gharana and is a disciple of Pandit Kumar Bose. Kousic Sen has been performing all over the world for the last twenty years.

R.R Pratap, a student of Vidwan K.N.Krishanmurthy of Banglore had his initial training under his brother Vidwan R.N Prakesh. Prathap is versatile Mridangam player and specialises in conducting dynamic, powerful and unique interactive drumming workshops and residencies for school kids of different age groups, and special needs people. He has performed for quite few prestigious organiszations in UK and abroad.

Manthan Mehta has been training in playing the Pakhawaj at the prestigious Saptak School of Music in Ahmedabad for the past 11years. Since then he has performed every year at the workd renowned Saptak Music Festival as well as regularly performing in the U.K. Manthan has experience in performing with Hidustani styles of vocal and instrumental music as well as with Odissi and Kathak.

Upneet Singh Dhadyalla is a young tabla player moulded in the tradition of the famous Benares Gharana. He is a student of Pandit Sharda Sahai, and has had a performance career that started early in his childhood, in the company of a family full of musicians, including his father, the sitarist and educator Dharambir Singh. Upneet has performed as part of Samyo, the UK's National South Asian Youth Orchestra, and for the last few years in Tarang, the Indian Classical Music Ensemble. 

Rohan is a young performer and multi-talented musician. He has learned Tabla from Sri Tapan Roy, and performed prolifically throughout his childhood and teenage years. Still only 18, Rohan has already performed for Samyo, the UK's National South Asian Youth Orchestra, and currently for Indian Classical Music Ensemble - Tarang. He is a highly accomplished Tabla player, and in Dance India performs for Kathak classes, under the guidance of Kousic Sen.