Artist: Dhol Foundation
Genre(s):
New Age
Discography:
Big Drum: Small World
Year: 2001
Tracks: 12
The multi-membered Dhol Foundation (named later a North Indian membranophone made from a heavy wooden shell) combines elements of both greco-Roman Indian music with the unmistakable rhythms of mankind music, creating a completely original and compelling sound. The group's leader is Johnny Kalsi, wHO conditioned his tricks of the swop from beingness a member of the acclaimed Bhangra band Alaap. Shortly later joining, Kalsi began experimenting with large beat generation and contemporary terpsichore steps, and later numerous admirers inquired if he'd teach them how to wager this style, he formed one of the largest Dhol institutes in all of England -- the Dhol Foundation. In 2001, Kalsi was united by several students to criminal record the Dhol Foundation's debut album, Big Drum: Small World.
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