HeyJaredThe Raj Kaul Podcast
I’m Raj Kaul, a singer and musician from Birmingham, UK. My professional journey began in 2008 with the release of my single "Tere Na Te Glassy," and over the years, I’ve navigated the highs and lows of the industry—from chart success to rebuilding my sound as a self-produced…
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EP59: Silinder Pardesi | Pump Up The Bhangra, Sampling Tech, and Glastonbury (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Raj Kaul Podcast , host Raj Kaul sits down with UK Bhangra pioneer Silinder Pardesi. From his upbringing in Handsworth to his career as a design development engineer at GEC, Silinder details the rise of the Pardesi Music Machine, introducing sampling technology to the genre, performing at Glastonbury and alongside Luciano Pavarotti, and transitioning into a versatile solo and Bollywood career. Key Topics Covered: Early Foundations: Growing up in Handsworth, vocal inspirati
EP58: Dalbir Bhujangy Tribute | 60 Years of UK Bhangra, Foundry Roots, and Musical Excellence (opens the original)
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In this special edition recorded live at Walsall Football Club, Raj Kaul hosts a tribute to UK Bhangra pioneer Dalbir Bhujangy. Featuring raw, behind-the-scenes conversations with Shin DCS, Steven Sahota, Balwinder Bhatti, Satpal (Anjaana), Milan, Manny Ramta, and Gurcharan Bhujangy. We explore the 1960s foundry-era grit, live performance purity over auto-tune, and 60 years of UK Punjabi music heritage. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Introduction & Dalbir Bhujangy Tribute 00:21 - Manny Ramta: Raw Heritage
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