Episodes
If I were DJing a Punjabi wedding reception, this would be my playlist.
Published 07/08/23
Published 07/08/23
A Punjabi-inspired and UK-heavy soundtrack for Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas to celebrate the game’s tenth anniversary.
Published 07/08/23
My brother Jas and I celebrate the legacy of Amar Singh Chamkila and Amarjot.
Special Co-Host: Jaspreet Singh Pandher
Published 03/08/23
Celebrating my favourite 90s vocalists from the UK.
Published 02/11/23
Our review of Bobby Friction’s documentary.
Special Co-Host: Jaspreet Singh Pandher
Published 02/10/23
Our second hour-long paean to Babbu Maan.
Special Co-Host: Jaspreet Singh Pandher
Published 02/06/23
Our paean to the enigma that is Babbu Maan.
Special Co-Host: Jaspreet Singh Pandher
Published 01/23/23
Our second love letter to Punjabi Folk.
Special Co-Host: Jaspreet Singh Pandher
Published 01/22/23
Our love letter to Punjabi Folk.
Special Co-Host: Jaspreet Singh Pandher
Published 01/21/23
Our tribute to one of the all-time greats, featuring music from the 80s, 90s, and 00s.
Published 12/22/22
Our second tribute to the greatest producer of all time. This episode features Charanjit Ahuja's productions from the 1980s and 1990s for artists like Malkit Singh, Hans Raj Hans, and Sardool Sikander.
Published 11/19/22
The late 1980s saw UK-based bands dominate with records like Up Front, Cool & Deadly, and Premi Strikes Again. However, Punjab still had some young and hungry vocalists after the death of Chamkila, including Sardool Sikander, Hans Raj Hans, and the now-forgotten Kuldip Paras.
Although Paras never saw the success and longevity of his contemporaries mentioned above, he recorded two classic albums, Jee Karda Chuk Le Javan and Gal Mukdi Aake Daru Te, which cemented his legacy as a folk hero.
Published 08/29/22
Here's an old Sidhu Moosewala special I did on CJSR.
I was never a big fan, but I loved songs like Dollar, Sohne Lagde, and Bambiha Bole.
With his death at 28 years old, I think Moosewala has become this generation's Chamkila, leaving behind a polarizing legacy and countless hit songs.
Rest in Power.
Published 05/30/22
The fifth instalment of my Bhangra 101 Project: The Greatest Punjabi Songs of All Time. This episode focuses on 1979 when Alaap started the second wave of UK Bhangra with their debut, Teri Chunni De Sitare.
Published 06/27/21
Our first tribute to the greatest producer of all time. This episode features Charanjit Ahuja's productions from the 1980s for legendary artists like Gurdas Maan, Amar Singh Chamkila, Sardool Sikander, and Kuldip Manak.
Published 04/22/21
Turning 30/The Top 10 Tracks of My Life
Published 04/16/21
The fourth instalment of my Bhangra 101 Project: The Greatest Punjabi Songs of All Time. This episode focuses on 1978, which saw the release of masterpieces like Surinder Shinda's Naina De Vanjare and A.S. Kang's Gidhian Di Raniye Ne Gidhe Wich Aa.
Published 03/25/21
Our tribute to the legendary Sardool Sikander
Published 02/24/21
Here's the third instalment of my Bhangra 101 Project: The Greatest Punjabi Songs of All Time. This episode focuses on the mid-1970s, capturing the dominance of Kuldip Manak and the debut of A.S. Kang.
Published 02/05/21
Here's the second instalment of my magnum opus, The Bhangra 101 Project: The Greatest Punjabi Songs of All Time. This episode focuses on the 1970s and the rise of Kuldip Manak.
Published 01/23/21
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