Sunday, November 13, 2011
Parichay is known for his unique style of music, originally from Toronto, Canada. Parichay recently appeared on stage in Singapore with Bhangra group RDB and female vocalist Nindy Kaur. They also took out some time to wish the talented singer over Facebook:
- RDB – ‘A BIG Happy Birthday to Parichay, make sure you all wish him on his fan page too!’
- Nindy Kaur – ‘Happy birthday to our mate Parichay! Hope you have a fab day! Do wish him on his page!’
Well many many Happy Returns of the Day Parichay!!!!!!!
Jassi announced the release of a brand new video to the single, 'Hus Loh'. After having released three solo albums, internationally acclaimed Bhangra artist, Jassi Sidhu is now enjoying the success of his recent album titled, Singing Between the Lines.
If you’ve heard Jassi Sidhu’s last album and loved the song, 'Hus Loh', then here’s what the artist has been up to lately.
A single and accompanying music video ‘If I Could Change’ released today on World Humanitarian Day (19 August, 2011) to pay tribute to humanitarian workers around the world. The track is a collaboration between various global artists including Bob Marley’s son Ziggy Marley, Somali sister-duo Sweet Rush and Salman Ahmad from the Pakistani band Junoon.
A single and accompanying music video ‘If I Could Change’ released today on World Humanitarian Day (19 August, 2011) to pay tribute to humanitarian workers around the world. The track is a collaboration between various global artists including Bob Marley’s son Ziggy Marley, Somali sister-duo Sweet Rush and Salman Ahmad from the Pakistani band Junoon.
World Humanitarian Day is a celebration of people helping people.
Every day humanitarian aid workers help millions of people around the world. The day recognizes the sacrifices and contributions of those who risk their lives to give others help and hope. It is also about inspiring the spirit of aid work in everyone.
A single and accompanying music video ‘If I Could Change’ released today on World Humanitarian Day (19 August, 2011) to pay tribute to humanitarian workers around the world. The track is a collaboration between various global artists including Bob Marley’s son Ziggy Marley, Somali sister-duo Sweet Rush and Salman Ahmad from the Pakistani band Junoon.
World Humanitarian Day is a celebration of people helping people.
Every day humanitarian aid workers help millions of people around the world. The day recognizes the sacrifices and contributions of those who risk their lives to give others help and hope. It is also about inspiring the spirit of aid work in everyone.
Farhan Saeed is NO MORE with JAL the band. But this hasn’t broken JAL, as the founder of the band Goher Mumtaz still wants to keep the band alive and moving ahead.
Ok, Alot of questions were being asked about JAL. here i go. firstly , want to wish Farhan a very best of luck for his solo career . as far as jal is concern, it will always be my first priority, no matter what else i do. Whatever i am is just because of this band and i owe so much to JAL unconditionally and will continue it for JAL .so Brace yourself! wld update soon on new release by JAL. “Goher Mumtaz,”
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