The Blade and Chalice Cape Town, South Africa
David Khan invokes various influences into creating evocation compositions.
He tunes his
instruments to natural cycles depending on the nature of the piece and experiments with elements of sound that can create altered states of consciousness - or just create uplifting songs with a positive message!
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