Archive · 11 Jan 2026
The Tapi Project Blurs Genre Lines
The Tapi Project is a band from Surat, India.
They mix old folk music with new sounds.
They say their music comes from what they see around them.
It's like a mirror that people can look into to see themselves.
The band has played in over 30 countries.
They will perform on January 12 at 5:30 pm at Punjab Kala Bhawan.
They were invited by Thinkers Collective, which is part of the Institute for Development and Communication.
The band members are Yogendra Saniawala, Swati Minaxi, Gaurav Kapadia, and Biju Nambiar.
The Tapi Project is a Surat-based fusion band known for blending folk tradition with contemporary sound.
Their music is a reflection of their surroundings and acts as a mirror for listeners.
The band will perform on January 12 at 5:30 pm at Punjab Kala Bhawan.
The performance is organized by Thinkers Collective, an initiative of the Institute for Development and Communication (IDC).
The band members are Yogendra Saniawala, Swati Minaxi, Gaurav Kapadia, and Biju Nambiar.
- Who
- The Tapi Project, a Surat-based fusion band
- What
- A music performance showcasing their unique blend of folk tradition and contemporary sound
- When
- January 12 at 5:30 pm
- Where
- Punjab Kala Bhawan
- Why
- Invited by Thinkers Collective, an initiative of the Institute for Development and Communication (IDC)
- Band Name
- The Tapi Project
- Members
- Yogendra Saniawala, Swati Minaxi, Gaurav Kapadia, Biju Nambiar
- Performance Date
- January 12
- Performance Time
- 5:30 pm
- Performance Venue
- Punjab Kala Bhawan
- Organizer
- Thinkers Collective
- Initiative
- Institute for Development and Communication (IDC)