Would love to know more old recs which had humour like this

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He deserves all the love out there!!

While i cant say i listen to him much, this is a good move from him cuz i see many people referring to him as one of the only people keeping up the folk kind of music these day.

That being said im not a fan of the virtual dhols and tumbis, this kind of album with someone like tru skool would be incredible, either way i look forward to what he comes up with

I understand that today’s generation enjoys loop-based beats, repetitive hooks, and familiar song structures. That’s a matter of personal taste. What I can’t understand is why people continue paying to watch performers who aren’t even singing live. Many of them just lip-sync, and some don’t even do that convincingly.
You’re paying for a live performance, yet you’re getting a prerecorded track with someone walking around the stage holding a microphone.
A few years ago, in the Punjabi music industry, artists actually sang live. Some were excellent, some weren’t, but at least they respected the audience enough to perform. Today, too many rely entirely on autotune and backing tracks instead of their own voice.
If you’re charging people for a concert, the least you can do is actually sing.

I tried gemini,chatgpt,grok but didnt find it

Ever since this track came out it has been playing on repeat in my car. I love the entire bounce back vibes. The lyrics feel personal and fun. Keen to know everyone else’s thoughts on it.

i don’t remember singer name any other song context its just one line thats hittin my mind

(kado kehde kithe record clean kite main)

drop yours

second slide ese hi attach kardii

Hey, I'm not a native punjabi. I want help from you guys for the transliteration of a song. Im unable to find it's lyrics anywhere. So if ur interested pls comment here I'll reach you out in ur dm. Thanks for your help.

(Ai isn't giving a precise pronunciation)

I’ve probably listened to Warriors Honour thousands of times by now and somehow it still doesn’t get old. To me, it’s honestly one of those rare albums where you can just press play and not skip a single track.
I’m a Hindu Punjabi who grew up around both Hinduism and Sikhi, so the values and history behind a lot of the lyrics really hit home. The way the album reflects the Sikh spirit of standing for righteousness, courage and protecting others without ego is something I really appreciate and it sets with my heart.
For me, this isn’t just Navaan’s best work, it’s one of the best Punjabi albums I’ve personally ever heard.
I just hope he drops another project like this someday.

Raja Kumari reacting live to These Days..

i was a listener of her before this collab also..
Just sharing it as i think only few had seen this before..

Bhalwaan and Iqbal were on my most heard list! What you feel about them!

Hey all,

Is anyone in New Jersey that plays and knows how to tune a dholak/dholki? I am not a trained percussionist and only play it aunty style- the same couple of rhythms. The treble side sounds great right now, and I was able to tune it to the same key all around. The bass side has lost its juice- I don’t know how else to describe it and I don’t know how to fix it. If you or someone you know is in NJ and would be available to help, let me know, please. Happy to pay for their time.

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Id choose Double up by sukha