Duo with Ishita Mili at Egg Center for The Performing Arts


I love collaborating with dancers. I began working with Ishita back in 2021 on a music video of mine.

The duo of percussionist/electronic musician Ravish Momin (aka Sunken Cages) and dancer Ishita Mili seeks to blend ancient traditions with contemporary influences.Their collaboration weaves narratives of forgotten histories, resistance and healing rituals. They draw on street-rhythms from Mumbai to Cairo, and dance styles that blend traditional Indian Classical (Bharatnatyam) and tribal styles (Chhau) with Hip-Hop and beyond.

Oct-Nov Performances

Wed. 10/30- Katzen Arts Center, American University, Washington DC 

Thu. 10/31- Websters, Gorinto Productions, State College, PA

Fri. 11/1-  The Downstairs, Ithaca Underground Productions, Ithaca, NY

Sat. 11/2- Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA 

Sun. 11/3- Moondog Cafe, Detroit, MI

Mon.  11/4-University of Pittsburgh, PA (Masterclass)

Wed. 11/6- Old Town School of Folk, Chicago, IL

Thu. 11/7 -South Asia Institute Workshops, Chicago, IL

Fri. 11/8 – Space Shift Collective x Shruti Box, Chicago, IL

Sat. 11/9- Platypus- St. Louis MO

Invited to the 2024 UK Drum Show- Sept 29

E-Drum Experience Lab


“Hosted by digitalDrummer founder and editor Allan Leibowitz, this exclusive presentation stream will feature e-drum experts who will share their insight, skills and talents in carefully curated sessions aimed at drummers of all levels, as well as drum retailers and software distributors.”

Honored to be invited here, alongside some stellar electronic drummers/producers!

“New York City-based drummer/producer Ravish Momin is known for his innovative Ableton-driven electronic drumming. Having recently been commissioned by Depeche Mode for a remix as well as having performed at the prestigious LeGuessWho? Festival (NL) and Big Ears Festival (US), Momin brings his unique approach that integrates global rhythms and forward-thinking sound design to both electronic music production as well as live performance.

Making his debut at the UK Drum Show with his command of South Indian, North African and Middle-eastern rhythms, he will show how Ableton Live can be a powerful tool for live performance that integrates his Alternate Mode FSR-based (force-sensing resistor) kit with complex live-looping and layered sound-design.

Ravish will explore creative techniques for using Ableton that will benefit both electronic drummers and producers alike.”

U Michigan Visiting Artist Grant

Honored to have been awarded a Visiting Artist Grant by the Arts Initiative for February (8th-18th.) I’ll be working with their innovative Department of Performing Arts Technology (PAT.) Covering a lot of ground from decolonizing experimental/electronic music to creating electroacoustic sound-design to incorporating global rhythms, polyrhythms and improvisation in an Ableton-based environment and beyond..