Tabla virtuoso Bickram Ghosh, son of tabla veteran maestro Shankar Ghosh, is known not only as a classical accompanist of stars like Ravi Shankar and Ali Akbar Khan. He also made an outstanding name as an innovative fusion musician in recent years. In his own project Rhythmscape, he developed an interesting combination of Indian music with jazz and electronica. His new album "Electro Classical" pushes the idea of electrification of Indian music another step ahead. Without abandoning the vibrant percussive energy of his earlier works, Bickram Ghosh now uses electronic sounds or electronically modified traditional Indian instruments almost exclusively, thus creating a whole new fascinating new-age sound for Indian music.

1. The Awakening 4:28     
2. A Night in Izmere 5:40
3. Copper Wire 5:51     
4. Dancing on the Moon 4:17
5. That Summer 6:52
6. The Courtesan 6:12
7. Wake my Love 7:16
8. Sunflower 5:25
9. A Raga Rises 7:16
?Credits:
Prattyush Banerjee - Sarod
Jesse Bannister - Saxophone
Rahul Baxi - Design
Purbayan Chatterjee - Sitar
Ambarish Das - Vocals
Rupak Das - Bass Programming, Drum Programming, Rhythm Programming
Suprotik Das - Vocals
Som Dasgupta - Keyboards
Amy Datta - Guitar (Electric)
Bickram Ghosh - Cajon, Clapping, Darabukka, Djembe, Percussion, Primary Artist, Shaker, Tabla, Track Notes
Pete Lockett - Darabukka
Indrani Mukherjee - Vocals
Shakti Nag - Flute
Pulak Sarkar - Keyboards
Snehashish Mazumdar - Electronic Mandolin