Malaysian twins teach themselves to play the dhol, breaking stereotypes along the way


Two years ago, twins Rebecca and Rachel Joe knew nothing about playing the dhol. Today, they have over ten thousand followers on their Instagram account, with invitations to play the dhol at functions locally and overseas.

It all began when their older sister, Evelyn Rose, was planning her wedding about two years or so ago. The duo decided to surprise her with a professional dhol performance at the ceremony.

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