Rap has gone global but there's still very few instances where the realms of rap and traditional music meet. Merging hip-hop with classical Indian music, Grand Tapestry bridges that gap featuring 
 Eligh, an independent hip-hop artist known for genre experimentation, Alam Khan on the 25-stringed fretless instrument called the Sarode, and their diverse collective of collaborators. 
 Alam is the son of the late legendary Maestro Ali Akbar Khan. Ali Akbar Khan was known as the greatest Sarode player of modern times, and is responsible for bringing Indian music to the west. These two artists and collective came together to create a grand tapestry of sound.