at the UK Asian Music Awards (UK AMAs) for his "Commitment to Scene". He was awarded an OBE in the 2014 Birthday Honours. Discography Albums Drum + Space (as Calcutta Cyber Cafe) (1996) Omni Records Ltd OK (1998) Island Ha (2001) Island Sweet Box (2008) Compilations Anokha - Soundz of the Asian Underground (1997) Island Back to Mine, Volume 8 (2001) DMC Collaborations and original contributions Siouxsie and the Banshees, "Kiss Them for Me" and "Silver Waterfalls" on Superstition (1991) Keith LeBlanc, Time Traveller (1992) Dub Syndicate, Live at the Town and Country Club Björk, Debut (1993) Abracatabla (1994) Sampling CD (time and Space) The Future Sound of London, "Life Form Ends" on Lifeforms (1994) Little Axe – The Wolf That House Built (1994) Bim Sherman – Miracle (1996) Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan – Star rise (1997) Real World. Duran Duran, "Out of My Mind", Medazzaland and The Saint (1997) David Sylvian – Dead Bees on a Cake (1999) Madonna, "Cyber-Raga", Music (2000). Master Musicians of Jajouka (2000) Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased) – Original soundtrack (2000) Island. Remixsingh Ok (2001) Island / Japan Import. Voxygen, a commission by English National Opera. Talvin Singh & Rakesh Chaurasia – Vira (2002) Sona Rupa UK. Tabla Beat Science – Tala Matrix (2002) Palm Pictures. Richard Ashcroft – Human Conditions (2002) Msoke – Murder Time (2003) Buback Talvin Singh & Sangat – Songs for the Inner World (2004) Live French Import. Talvin Singh feat. Amar-Jaan Smadj – Selin (2009) Talvin Singh & Niladri Kumar – Together (2011) "D.U.S.T." – Talvin Singh feat. Frame/Frame (2014) Remixes Blondie – "Maria" Madonna – "Nothing Really Matters" Najma Akhtar – "Ghoom Charakhana" Björk – "Possibly Maybe" Ryuichi Sakamoto – "Grief" John Martyn – "Sunshines Better" Sarah McLachlan – "Answer" Natacha Atlas – "Duden" Asa-Chang & Junray – "12 Bushi" Alisha's Attic – "Air We Breathe" Najma Atish – "Ghoom Charakhana (Talvin Singh mix)" Bill Laswell and William S. Burroughs – "The Western Lands" Otm Shank – "Maharaja" (Talvin Singh Remix) (2021) References External links – official site 1970 births Living people English people of Indian descent English people of Punjabi descent Club DJs Remixers English Sikhs People from Leytonstone English electronic musicians Tabla players Asian Underground musicians Island Records artists Officers of the Order of the British Empire 21st-century drummers