As of 2013, Bandari's records had sold about 1 million copies in China, and there are also a large number of pirated albums for sale.
[6][7] According to Peter Pozza's own description, when he founded Bandari, he hoped to play a kind of "quiet, contemplative, and relaxing" popular music.
Bandari's later albums underwent some "artistic processing", such as adding the sound of running water and wind, which gave listeners a feeling of being in nature, and the style was more inclined to Celtic music.
Some fans believed that Bandari was a lie concocted by Jingo Records and didn't actually exist.
[2] On the other hand, Bandari was also falsely promoted as a band that "hides in the mountains of the Alps", which raised a lot of questions.
Peter Pozza himself refuted these rumors, stating that most of Bandari's songs are produced in recording studios in Germany.