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I think as far as the DJ dropping the track so that the dhol is the focus that's just something he did on the 4th beat of a measure. Something he did throughout the video. Got to admit the video was pretty sick. What I would do is focus on the main songs and handle the tirkits and rolls...

Hey guys, check out the mix. Let me know your feedback. Thanks for the support. http://soundcloud.com/djburn14/manni-sandhu-bottle-dj-burn

There aren't any stores in Seattle...You gonna have to go up to Surrey to get one for a decent price. Bawa music has some decent stuff. Can't remember which street its on though.

Whenever I try to get into the Latest Punjabi music section, the page never loads. anyone else gettin the same message?

Hey everyone, Just wanted to let you know about a HUGE concert going on in Seattle on August 30th. King Cat Theater, Jhankar Production, and Kazan Media Group Presents: Dr. Zeus (The man behind Kangna, Don't Be Shy, and Aa Ni Kuriye) and G. Sharmilla (The vocalist behind Sat Sri Akaal, Assi...

Question: What are all the types of assumed "castes" that are in punjabi culture? I'm not familiar with most of 'em...

Hey everyone, What's a good place in Vancouver to get a dhol mic'd? I have two of them that need to be mic'd up for gigs and all that, but not sure of where to go. Or if anyone has had experience doing it yourself, any pointers? Thanks, Tanveer

Re: Help! I need a hot hip-hop/bhangra remix track Here's the Sher Punjabi Remix (with Hypnotize by Biggie)

Re: Help! I need a hot hip-hop/bhangra remix track Here's a remix to Daaru Peeke I've also got a sher punjabi remix that i'm trying to find...

From what I've seen so far I agree that PANJ is going to do big things. Bhangra Empire has done pretty decent lately and I think they are going to continue next year with killer formations. And, being from Seattle, I have to root for ABC. These guys are showing a lot of potential and I think...

I'm pretty sure DBI doesn't use samples, although it sounds the same I think Deep records every track. I think they're both good in their respective fields. I mean they're both mixtapes but as someone said earlier DBI is for parties and Ace/Nana are more for the bhangra teams. Back to Folk was...

I agree with Vick that it's hard for organizers to try to compete with shows all around the nation to create a mind-blowing competition and afterparty. And most promoters do not turn a tremendously large profit off of these afterparties, just enough to continue it on next year. However it is...

Yeah that is a tough thing to go through, however there is not much you can do about it. Just recently in Seattle we had a party at which there were pat downs. While there were some people smoking outside words were exchanged and someone went to their car (out of security's control) to grab a...

I think it was UCLA but I can't remember Some team brought a member in a bear outfit at Bash couple years ago