Ashesh Dangol, known as the “Himalayan Hendrix,” is a Nepali blues-rock musician blending blues with Eastern influences. His journey began in 1994 with Ashesh & Nekhvam, a pioneering act in Nepal. Dangol has toured internationally, headlining major festivals, and integrating his culture into blues. He also engages in social causes through music.
Roy Blumenfeld, born in 1944, was a central figure in New York’s 1960s music scene. He co-founded The Blues Project, blending blues, R&B, and jazz, significantly influencing American music. After the band’s dissolution, he formed Seatrain and collaborated with various artists, solidifying his legacy in the industry as a notable drummer.