Michael Dwan Singh

Sap House Meadery is honored to host Michael Dwan Singh. Tickets are $55 and include a fixed menu dinner that is themed around Michael's Indian heritage and music.

Join us for a 3-course dinner featuring south-asian foods and music performed by Michael Dwan Singh, one of the very few sarangi players in the United States. The sarangi is a short-necked string instrument played in traditional Punjabi Rajasthani, and Boro folk music. The tone resembles the sound of the human voice through its ability to imitate vocal elements.

Doors open at 5:30PM for a "Mead & Mingle" with an opportunity to explore the Meadery, sample award-winning meads and mingle with other guests.

Dinner is served at 6:00PM in the Pub. It is a three course, fixed-menu dinner themed around the music. All dietary needs can be accommodated and the menu is detailed below.

Show is 7:00 to 8:00PM with a meet and greet immediately following.

Michael Dwan Singh is an artist, producer, and stage actor based in Cambridge, MA. One of the very few sarangi players in the United States, he comes under the lineage of the legendary Sultan Khan via his teacher, Dr. Kashyap Dave. Singh is a seasoned stage performer who has brought the soulful haunt of his instrument and tonality to audiences across the US and India. As a producer, he founded Desi Standard Time Studio in 2008, transforming the second floor of a mechanic’s garage into a makeshift audio paradise. There, he remixes archetypes, cooks hooks and writes groove across decaying tape machines, obscure Indian instruments, and overdriven synths. His most recent work has been with his band, The Shadow Notes, and as Tapewallah- his solo project. Singh is also one of the main organizers for SubDrift Boston- a monthly open mic for the South Asian Diaspora.