Phurpa is a unique musical project led by contemporary artist Alexei Tegin that draws on the rich tradition of Tibetan ritual music to create a powerful and otherworldly sound. The group, which was formed in Moscow in the early 2000s, is known for its use of traditional Tibetan instruments such as the dungchen and gyaling, as well as its distinctive throat singing techniques. With their hypnotic rhythms and meditative drones, Phurpa's performances have been described as transcendent experiences, transporting listeners to a world of mysticism and ritual. Their music has been featured in films, art installations, and live performances around the world, earning them a dedicated following of fans who are drawn to their unique and captivating sound.