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Bibi Jasbir Kaur Khalsa: Tribute to Doyenne of Gurmat Sangeet Dr. Pashaura Singh

She encouraged us with her wisdom and experience to live with devotion to an honest and spiritual life, imbibing the spirit of the Guru Granth Sahib into our lives.

Unique Partnership: Ghulam Ali & Bhai Nirmal Singh by PERNEET SINGH

Noted Pakistani Ghazal maestro Ghulam Ali has joined hands with former Hazuri Raagi Bhai Nirmal Singh to record a CD of ‘shabads'.

Revelling in The Bhangra by AIDA AHMAD

Harcharan Singh's Bhangra group is a multi-racial mix of people who revel in the spirit of the folk music and dance tradition that originated in Punjab.

Celebration & Hope
Sikh Sacred Music by GURMUKH SINGH (U.K.) & I.J. SINGH (U.S.A.)

Gurpreet Kaur and the Gurmat Gian Group have produced an exquisite set of six CD's with hymns from the Guru Granth in each of the 31 raags.

A Punjabi Anthem For The Pittsburgh Steelers by DAN GIGLER

BlackMahal, a San Francisco band, has created possibly the most unique Steelers song to come down the pike, ever, called Black, Gold & Silver.

Kiran Kaur Ahluwalia: Aam Zameen - Common Ground by BOB CLARK

Kiran has gone beyond even the realm of melding Portugese fado, and Punjabi and Indian classical forms - to the Tuareg grooves of the Malian Sahara.

Poor Peoples Planet: A New CD from Hip-Hop Artist Mandeep Singh Sethi by CHANNEL APA

"We are a people that have been forced out of our land, forced away from our culture, and forced away from our language ..."

Ami Kaur Dang's Sikh Beats by BRET McCABE

There's an intelligence and purpose behind her various styles, but they sometimes produce very different feelings and moods.

Musicians Live in Their Skin by CHANDNA ARORA

He burst on to the music scene with "Bulla", the song in Punjabi that caught on like wildfire, but wasn't the Bhangra kind of Punjabi.

Bhangra Beats ... In Your Pockets by GILLIAN SHAW

There are three instruments in the Pocket Bhangra App, which works on the iPhone, the iPad and iPod Touch: the dhol, the tumbi and the tabla.