Tanmay Mukherjee
Bringing People Together Through the Power of Rhythm
Tanmay Mukherjee
Bringing People Together Through the Power of Rhythm
For over a decade, Tanmay Mukherjee has been inspiring audiences through dynamic percussion performances, interactive drum circles, and rhythm-based experiences that blend entertainment, education, and community.
An accomplished Percussionist, Drummer, Drum Circle Director, and Music Educator, Tanmay has dedicated his career to creating unforgettable experiences where every participant becomes part of the performance.
His innovative approach combines traditional percussion with contemporary rhythms, making music accessible to people of every age, profession, and background.
Internationally Recognized Performer
Tanmay has represented India at several international music platforms, performing in Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, and Bangladesh, while also delivering virtual performances for audiences across London and other parts of the world.
His solo fusion drumming performances have earned recognition, including appreciation from the Embassy of China during performances in Hong Kong (2018) and Kuala Lumpur (2017).
His stage collaborations include performances alongside celebrated Bollywood singer Sunidhi Chauhan, showcasing his versatility as a live percussion artist.
A Journey Built on Excellence
Tanmay’s musical foundation combines both Indian and Western traditions.
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Trained under Bhatkhande University in Indian Classical Music
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Certified in Western Music
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Awarded North India Topper in Drums by Rockschool London
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Member of the Asia Pacific Percussion Society, promoting cultural exchange through music across international platforms.
Drum Circle Benefits
Drum circles are designed to:
Educator & Community Builder
With more than 12 years of teaching experience, Tanmay has trained students, aspiring musicians, and communities through practical rhythm education.
He has successfully organized large-scale rhythm events involving 300+ participants, using not only traditional percussion instruments but also creative alternatives such as recycled drums, trash cans, unused boxes, and everyday kitchen utensils—making music accessible to everyone.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Tanmay extended free online music education to more than 1,000 students from schools across India, reinforcing his commitment to spreading the joy of music beyond the stage.






