Silpi's captivating performances are known for their emotional depth and technical prowess, showcasing a versatile voice that can range from gentle and meditative to athletic and virtuosic. She has performed extensively across India and Europe, gaining critical acclaim for her ability to engage audiences with an unique vocal style that has made her a highly sought-after artist at music festivals and cultural events.

For this performance Silpi will be accompanied by two distinguished Indian musicians, tabla player and teacher Chiranjit Mukherjee and sandor (a fretless lute-like instrument) player and composer Mayukh Gangopadhyay. Blessed by his gurus and admired by audiences, Chiranjit is acknowledged for his outstanding and robust performance of the Benaras Gharana tabla style. He has left his mark in the hearts of music lovers across four continents with his dynamic solo performances and discerning accompaniment. With over 20 years of experience, Mayukh is highly regarded both in India and internationally. He is known for his skillful and unique approach, one influenced by the Shahjahanpur-Imdadkhani Gharana, a style known for its intricate melodies and rhythms. He has received several awards, including a CCRT Senior Scholarship from the Ministry of Culture, Govt. of India, in recognition of his talent and dedication to Indian classical music.