Der Rhythmus wird erhöhtSarathy Korwar – Where is he at home, where is he rooted and how does all this fit together?He was born in the USA but grew up in India. His first exposure to the rhythm of jazz was when he heard interpretations and compositions by Ahmad Jamal and John Coltraine on the radio. But he obviously felt that music was a rather shaky mainstay, so he decided to study environmental sciences. He had barely completed this successfully when he returned to the tabla, the Indian version of a drum set (percussion). And he quickly became a sought-after session musician, which prompted him to take up Western percussion techniques. He then moved to London, where he quickly established himself on the British jazz scene. He toured with Kamasi Washington, Anoushka Shankar, Yussef Kamaal and Moses Boyd. To date, Korwar has released three studio albums and several live recordings. All of them have one thing in common, which is best reflected in the title of the live album released in 2018: ‘My East is Your West’