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Psychotic Symphony by Sons Of Apollo
Lost in Oblivion by Sons of Apollo from the album Psychotic Symphony
Here’s another track from the recent release Kirk Miller made of his recordings from the late 80′s/early 90′s era in New Brunswick NJ. This one is Ashwin Batish on sitar. He is really rippin’ and shreddin’ here. Excellent recording. (tapeman)
Ashwin Batish: Featured Musician
Ashwin Batish: Featured Musician
Ashwin Batish FamilyAccording to local folklore, there’s a curse on this town: Once you’ve lived in Santa Cruz, you can never leave. You might move all the way to the other side of the world, but sooner or later, you’ll end up back in Santa Cruz. In the case of sitar/tabla player Ashwin Batish, that story has a twist: He began life in a section of Mumbai, India known as Santa Cruz, moved to…
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Sitar Mania, Ashwin Batish "Raga Rock out Fusion Music Samba Keharwa"
Ashwin Batish is an extraordinary sitarist and tabla player. He received training in the North Indian classical tradition from his father S.D. Batish and later created his own unique fusion of Indian classical sitar with pop, rock, jazz, calypso, funk… an example of a few hybrids he excells at. He is famous for such songs as the Bombay Boogie, Raga Rock, Raga Jazz, Casbah Shuffle and Sitar Mania.
Sitar Power Man Ashwin Batish Plays Bombay Boogie - Fusion of Rock and Indian Music