Team Xenith
Colin Foulke
Longtime pillar in the greater handpan community, Colin brings his expertise, experience, and enthusiasm to all things handpans. He has performed on 5 continents, retuned instruments all over the world, defended the artform, and pushed its development. With nearly 20 years of experience, he’s been fortunate to be witness to the majority of this young artform’s history.
Jake Murdock
Jake Murdock was my apprentice from 2017-2019. In that time, he gained all the skills necessary to make handpans. Beyond that, he grasped the finer details of what makes a great handpan. By the end of our apprenticeship, he was able to take a flat sheet of steel and craft it into a high-quality instrument. He joined the team in the Spring of 2021 and focuses his skill and energy on rough tuning. Pictured here learning to sink a shell with pneumatic hammers in 2017.