Our Artists
Marcel Hutter
A master handpan player from Linz, Austria. He discovered his first handpan in 2012 and, in the absence of anyone to teach him, embarked on a journey of self-exploration with the instrument. This marked the beginning of a new chapter in his life, fueled by his seemingly endless passion for these instruments. Now, he travels the world, his collection of handpans continuously growing, sharing his unique and self-taught talent wherever he goes. He has been playing on Pulsar since 2023.
Julius Rantala
A Finnish super multi-instrumentalist, composer and a one man band. Finalist of the MTV show Talent Finland. Growing up with his musical siblings Julius found drums, and was totally enchanted from the first try. He quickly developed a love for sound which manifested in a growing interest for various instruments. Plays YW Pulsars for over 4 years.
Jacob Cole
A professional musician, drummer, teacher, world percussionist, and proud father. Rooted in Northeast PA, US, he has been playing music since the age of 7 and has been teaching for over 10 years. A Berklee College of Music graduate, he has been playing Pulsars for over 5 years.
Ethereal in E
Adam got his first handpan in 2016 and then also began playing tongue drums, like the Pulsar Tongue Pan, not long after that. Starting out as a street performer, then gig musician, everything changed when Covid hit, forcing Adam to dive into his online presence. In 2020 he created a TikTok account which quickly grew over 8 Million followers in just a couple year’s time. Across all platforms he now boasts over 10 million followers and dreams of someday traveling the world playing music.
Sean Ivry
Pianist, composer and multi-instrumentalist from Texas, US. His video with a cover version of George Michael – Careless Whisper blew up on YouTube and remains one of the most viewed videos with Pulsar. Sean’s incredibly melodic and tender playing is inspiring and captivating.
Peter Levitov
An artist whose life took a transformative turn in 2008 with a single, resonant experience. Upon hearing the handpan for the first time, Peter felt a profound internal shift—an awakening to a realm of sound he had never known. This moment marked the beginning of what would be a lifelong journey with the handpan and tongue drums at its core. Peter has been playing Pulsar since 2019.
