EthnoSuperLounge is a network of world music artists across Australia, Japan and India, all connected to tabla player Shen. These artists have possibly been involved in concerts with Shen or at the very least have a regular practice or personal connection happening. (Page names in brackets link to music pages featuring that artist.)

• Indian music and dance

  • Hiromichi Okazaki - tabla (my guru-bhai!) (Osaka)

  • Taro Terahara - bansuri (Tokyo) (♫Tibet2Timbuk2, ESL 2004)

  • Tadao Ishihama - sitar (Osaka)

  • Setsuo "Jimi" Miyashita - santoor (Gifu) (♫Rei-Mei)

  • Yasuhiro Minamizawa - sitar (Kyoto)

  • Christophe Rossi - sitar (Kyoto)

  • Kouki Yoshida - sitar (Nagoya)

  • Taka Kurihara - sitar, vocals, electronica (Tokyo)

  • Junichi Osako - sitar (Osaka)

  • Baku Hirakawa - sarod (Yokohama)

  • Shuji Yamamoto - sarod (Osaka)

  • Michiro Kimura - sitar

  • Dr. Chandrakant Sardeshmukh - sitar (Tokyo, also often tours Australia)

  • Hide Iwai (blog) - sitar (Kyushu)

  • Carlos Guerra - bansuri (Kyoto) (♫ESL 2004)

  • Koro Ito - sitar (Tokyo)

  • Tim Hoffman - shakuhachi/vocal/Hindustani classical music (Tokyo)

  • Takashi Kougo - esraj (Tokyo)

  • Nobuo Sugimoto - sitar (Nagoya)

  • Keisuke Muto - sitar (Tokyo)

  • Kenji Inoue - sitar (Tokyo)

  • Mayumi Fukushima - Odissi Dance (Tokyo)

  • Naoto Saito - tabla (Sapporo)

  • Keiku - vocals (Tokyo)

  • Amit Roy - sitar (Nagoya)

  • Aki Ueda - sitar (Kyoto)

  • Minehiko Tanaka - sitar (Osaka)

  • Tetsuya Kaneko - pakhawaj (Nagoya)

  • S.K. Mochang - sitar (Tokyo)

• World music

  • Mbira Zvakanaka - Mbira group (Tokyo)

  • Mandala World Music - World music jam band (Kyoto)

  • Hilo Kawagishi - Kora/kalimba (Tokyo) (♫ESL 2004)

  • Yuji Tsunemi - Oud (Tokyo)

  • Takahashi Tsuguma - Flamenco guitar (Tokyo)

• Eclectic

  • Satoshi Ikeda - Double bass (Tokyo) (♫ESL 2004)

  • Takashi Amano - Jazz guitar (Tokyo) (♫ESL 2004)

  • Hikaru Komamura - Jazz guitar (Tokyo)

  • T.C. Deane - Acoustic guitar (Tokyo)

  • Christopher Fryman - Trumpet (Kyoto)