
Founder and Artistic Director
Baan G Anirban Ghosh
Baan G (Anirban Ghosh) is a New Delhi based musician, sound designer, producer, educator and sonic researcher with more than two decades in music, sound design, composition and production. He studied bass guitar with Gary Willis and Karl Peters and Indian classical music with Michael Harrison, and has performed and recorded with Grammy winners Ricky Kej, Pt. Rajendra Prasanna and Bernie Marsden, with Rabbi Shergill, the dancers Mandeep Raikhy and Navtej Singh Johar, Katkatha Puppet Arts Trust, Harkat Studios and the Khwaab Tanha Collective. He founded Dastaan LIVE, a political art-rock project, and the Dilli Improvisers Orchestra, India's first improvisers' orchestra, mentored by Raymond MacDonald of the Glasgow Improvisers Orchestra. He is Managing Trustee of the Aagaaz Theatre Trust in Hazrat Nizamuddin Basti.
At W.I.P Labs he curates and produces W.I.P alt.FEST, more than 300 shows and 500 artists across 30 venues in Delhi and Bengaluru, as well as PORTALS at the Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan, Listening Otherwise, India's first conference on experimental and improvised music, and the programme at W.I.P aDDa. His sound work has been presented at the Venice Architecture Biennale, the Edinburgh Fringe, Kampnagel in Hamburg, the International Theatre Festival of Kerala, the Jaipur Literature Festival, the Mahindra Kabira Festival, the Singapore Arts Festival, the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, WORM in Rotterdam and LABOR Berlin. Recent work includes the sound design for two films in After Assembly: Constituting India (PACT, with SOAS, Oxford and York), the score for Mandeep Raikhy's Hallucinations of an Artifact with Jonathan O'Hear, which premiered at the Edinburgh Fringe, Orange Juice with Katkatha, and En Passant, a live chess and avant-garde music duo with the drummer Fidel Dely.
He teaches Critical Sound Design and Creative Music Exploration at Ashoka University and CEPT University, where he won the CEPT Excellence Award 2026, heads sound for film and animation at UID, Karnavati University, and has taught at IIAD and the Shri Ram Centre, and as guest faculty at IIM Ahmedabad. He has presented at Everyone Can Improvise at Kunst University Graz and the Graz Improv Festival 2026. With Elliot Cole (Juilliard / The New School) he is building an annotated translation of the Hindustani classical bandish repertoire, and he is designing the sound for four films directed by Naresh Saxena, on Romila Thapar, Irfan Habib, Harbans Mukhia and Vinod Kumar Shukla. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.




