Archy Jay, better known online as TheSnakeCharmer and Archy J, is an Indian musician and YouTuber She is best known for her bagpipe covers of various songs. Often, when covering something from a video game or film, she may do a themed music video, dressing up as something from the film or game...

2023年9月11日 · We had the incredible opportunity to sit down and interview one of the best bagpipe artists in the world, THE SNAKE CHARMER herself, ARCHY J! We talk with Archy about how things have been since she...

Indian bagpiper, known as The Snake Charmer, who mixes genres like Celtic, electronic, and metal in her music. She gained a following when she was awarded "India's First Professional …

The Snake Charmer. 288,675 likes · 53,500 talking about this. I am Archy Jay, my artist name is "The Snake Charmer", i primarily play a set of electronic...

721 Followers, 1,042 Following, 92 Posts - Archu Jay (@archanaadixit) on Instagram: "Embracing the beauty of balance & creativity of life. Blending in,sculpting my dreams & spreading positive vibes."

2016年12月25日 · Currently, recognised as India's only commercial female bagpiper artist, using the instrument to create and reflect, versions of existing popular songs, and transforming their …

2017年5月22日 · She calls herself The SnakeCharmer and is India's first woman bagpipe musician. In an industry that has a plethora of singing, dancing and instrumental talent- she comes in with an unusual instrument and the force of the digital world behind her. Her YouTube channel has over 1 million views and was started in just 6 years ago!

Archy Jay is First Indian Female Commercial Bagpiper. A born musician, who had never thought of playing a specific instrument, but contrary to her presumption she ended up playing Bagpipes ...

160K Followers, 1,220 Following, 1,238 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Archy J (The Snake Charmer) (@thesnakecharmerbagpiper)

2015年10月27日 · Archy Jay is the first Bagpipe artist of the country. Although there are many others who play bagpipes, most of them are part of bands. But how many times have you heard someone cover a rock song...