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Niran Dasika

Niran Dasika is a trumpeter, improviser, composer, electronic musician, and educator whose work connects Melbourne with long-running Japanese collaborations.

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Career Overview

About Niran Dasika

Dasika’s official biography identifies a Melbourne-based trumpeter, improviser, and composer whose work crosses jazz, free improvisation, and electronic music. It also documents regular activity in Japan after several years living there and eight albums as a bandleader.[1]

His recording guide moves from the quartet debut Manticore (Phantom) through collaborations with pianist Sumire Kuribayashi, a three-volume Assorted Drone Music series, solo processing, and the acoustic trio album Life Forms. The changing formats make electronics and improvisation parallel parts of the catalog.[1][2][3]

Ensembles and Career Threads

Bands & Projects

Leader, trumpeter, and composer

Niran Dasika leader groups

Dasika’s eight-album leader history uses quartet, trio, duo, and solo formats across Australia and Japan.[1][2]

Co-leader, trumpeter, and composer

Sumire Kuribayashi collaborations

Kiri, Suzaku, and Mizuchi document Dasika’s continuing work with the Japanese pianist in duo and quartet settings.[2]

Trumpeter, electronic musician, and producer

Solo electronics and Assorted Drone Music

Dasika’s solo and remote-collaboration releases combine trumpet with live sampling, synthesis, drum machines, and processing.[1][2]

Selected, Not Exhaustive

Recordings to Know

2015

Manticore (Phantom)

Leader, trumpeter, and composer

Dasika’s leader debut presents his original music in a trumpet, guitar, bass, and drums quartet.[2][3]

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2024

Mizuchi

Leader, trumpeter, and composer

Recorded in Tokyo, Mizuchi joins Dasika with Sumire Kuribayashi, Takashi Sugawa, and Shun Ishiwaka.[2][3]

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2025

Life Forms

Trio leader, trumpeter, and composer

The acoustic trio album places Dasika with pianist Andrea Keller and bassist Helen Svoboda.[1][2][3]

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Live Calendar

Upcoming Jazz DateBook Shows

No current Jazz DateBook dates are listed for Niran Dasika. The career guide remains available while the calendar changes.

Sources

Career copy is original synthesis from the artist, label, and project sources below. Current dates come from Jazz DateBook event inventory.

  1. [1] Official biography and eight-album leader history

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  2. [2] Official album chronology and personnel

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  3. [3] Artist-authorized recording catalog

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