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	'''Tabla Beat Science''' was a musical group founded in 1999 by [[Zakir Hussain (musician)\|Zakir Hussain]] and [[Bill Laswell]]. Its style consists of a mixture of [[Hindustani music]], [[Asian Underground]], [[ambient music]], [[drum and bass]] and [[electronica]].		'''Tabla Beat Science''' was a musical group founded in 1999 by [[Zakir Hussain (musician)\|Zakir Hussain]] and [[Bill Laswell]]. Its style consists of a mixture of [[Hindustani music]], [[Asian Underground]], [[ambient music]], [[drum and bass]] and [[electronica]].

	In 2001 [[Karsh Kale]] was approached by super producer Bill Laswell to contribute to a project he was calling Tabla Beat Science. The album would feature the leading tabla artists who were taking the instrument into modern and exciting new contexts. Kale joined Laswell, Zakir Hussain, [[Trilok Gurtu]] and [[Talvin Singh]] to create ''Tala Matrix'', which is considered one of the greatest modern explorations of tabla fusion in recent years.{{Citation needed\|reason=Considered by whom?\|date=March 2019}} All members would contribute music to the project. The project eventually evolved into a live band featuring Kale on drums and electric tabla, Zakir Hussain on acoustic tabla, Bill Laswell on bass, [[Ustad Sultan Khan]] on [[Sarangi]] and [[DJ Disk]] on turntables. Tabla Beat Science went on to tour the world from their debut at the 16,000-strong Stern Grove concert, which eventually became a two-disc live release on Palm Pictures. Other stops included Dubai, Beirut, LA, Tokyo, ~~London’s~~ Barbican Center, and finally at the 2nd annual Barsi concert in Mumbai honoring the death anniversary of ~~Hussain’s~~ famous father Ustad Allah Rakha. Tabla Beat Science also had many guest artists joining their electric live concerts including Pt [[Hari Prasad Chaurasia]], Ganesh Iyer, Salim Merchant ([[~~Salim-Sulaiman~~]]) and the [[Midival Punditz]].<ref>http://karshkale.com/biography/</ref>		In 2001 [[Karsh Kale]] was approached by super producer Bill Laswell to contribute to a project he was calling Tabla Beat Science. The album would feature the leading tabla artists who were taking the instrument into modern and exciting new contexts. Kale joined Laswell, Zakir Hussain, [[Trilok Gurtu]] and [[Talvin Singh]] to create ''Tala Matrix'', which is considered one of the greatest modern explorations of tabla fusion in recent years.{{Citation needed\|reason=Considered by whom?\|date=March 2019}} All members would contribute music to the project. The project eventually evolved into a live band featuring Kale on drums and electric tabla, Zakir Hussain on acoustic tabla, Bill Laswell on bass, [[Ustad Sultan Khan]] on [[Sarangi]] and [[DJ Disk]] on turntables. Tabla Beat Science went on to tour the world from their debut at the 16,000-strong Stern Grove concert, which eventually became a two-disc live release on Palm Pictures. Other stops included Dubai, Beirut, LA, Tokyo, London's Barbican Center, and finally at the 2nd annual Barsi concert in Mumbai honoring the death anniversary of Hussain's famous father Ustad Allah Rakha. Tabla Beat Science also had many guest artists joining their electric live concerts including Pt [[Hari Prasad Chaurasia]], Ganesh Iyer, Salim Merchant ([[Salim–Sulaiman]]) and the [[Midival Punditz]].<ref>http://karshkale.com/biography/</ref>

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'''Tabla Beat Science''' was a musical group founded in 1999 by [[Zakir Hussain (musician)|Zakir Hussain]] and [[Bill Laswell]]. Its style consists of a mixture of [[Hindustani music]], [[Asian Underground]], [[ambient music]], [[drum and bass]] and [[electronica]].

In 2001 [[Karsh Kale]] was approached by super producer Bill Laswell to contribute to a project he was calling Tabla Beat Science. The album would feature the leading tabla artists who were taking the instrument into modern and exciting new contexts. Kale joined Laswell, Zakir Hussain, [[Trilok Gurtu]] and [[Talvin Singh]] to create ''Tala Matrix'', which is considered one of the greatest modern explorations of tabla fusion in recent years.{{Citation needed|reason=Considered by whom?|date=March 2019}} All members would contribute music to the project. The project eventually evolved into a live band featuring Kale on drums and electric tabla, Zakir Hussain on acoustic tabla, Bill Laswell on bass, [[Ustad Sultan Khan]] on [[Sarangi]] and [[DJ Disk]] on turntables. Tabla Beat Science went on to tour the world from their debut at the 16,000-strong Stern Grove concert, which eventually became a two-disc live release on Palm Pictures. Other stops included Dubai, Beirut, LA, Tokyo, London’s Barbican Center, and finally at the 2nd annual Barsi concert in Mumbai honoring the death anniversary of Hussain’s famous father Ustad Allah Rakha. Tabla Beat Science also had many guest artists joining their electric live concerts including Pt [[Hari Prasad Chaurasia]], Ganesh Iyer, Salim Merchant ([[Salim-Sulaiman]]) and the [[Midival Punditz]].<ref>http://karshkale.com/biography/</ref>

== Personnel ==
*[[Zakir Hussain (musician)|Zakir Hussain]] is a classical musician and accompanist.
*[[Trilok Gurtu]] is an Indian percussionist.
*[[Talvin Singh]] is an Asian Underground artist.
*[[Bill Laswell]] is a [[bassist]], producer, and composer.
*[[Ustad Sultan Khan]] plays the [[sarangi]].
*[[Fabian Alsultany]] a.k.a. Sultan 32 plays [[Keyboard instrument|keyboards]] and electronics.
*[[Karsh Kale]] plays [[tabla]] and drum kit.
*[[DJ Disk]] plays [[turntablism|turntable]].

==Discography==
*''Tala Matrix'' (Axiom, 2000)
*''Live in San Francisco at Stern Grove'' (Axiom, 2002)
*''Talamanam Sound Clash: Further Adventures in Hypercussion'' (DVD) (Axiom, 2003)

==References==
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==External links==
*[https://www.facebook.com/Tabla-Beat-Science-133295830074790/ Tabla Beat Science] on Facebook

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