Started: I started enjoying music from a very young age as my Father was heavily into the Bhangra Music Industry. So by the age of 10/11 (1993) when music was in the school curriculum that is when I knew music was for me. By the age of 12 I was so influenced by Music that I chose it at GCSE and achieved an A* for playing the Dhol and Piano. When I left school in 1999 I started my own Dhol Team, Eternal Taal. Why did you start Eternal Taal: Being the first and only FEMALE musician in the UK that would play at functions, I knew their was a gap in the market for Female Bhangra Musicians. This is when I decided to promote and perform Bhangra Music to Wider audiences and showcase Female talent worldwide. In the last 18 years establishing Eternal Taal (1999) we have performed all over Europe and on mainstream TV such as the BBC, Channel 4, Zee TV, B4U music and many more high profile platforms. First Performance: Yamla Jatt ceremony 1995 with Bhujhangy Group Most Memorable Performance: Performing at the LG Arena infront of 15,000 people for the opening of the Graham Norton Christmas Show