Coming back to this after all these years

Beautiful. Love the mulatu sampling as well ~

I don't remember how many times I've played this over and over again. I had it on repeat for over 5 hours one day. This is such a stunning piece, thank you!

that "I" gets me every single time.. i would listen to that snipped on repeat!! just elegance, love how you introduce playfulness and experimentation into your vocals!!!

Im here because of Rupi, and I love it soo much. 

VANESSA by HARMAN & S4G4
Out on all major platforms.
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Vanessa

Nuqta Yaar

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Raindrops (Prod. by Sango)

written by: rupi kaur 
mixed and mastered by: WiseChild (http://iniwisechild.com)
featured in: 'Kirpa' by Kiran Rai (http://kayray.co)

The Art of Being Empty

So I wrote this about 39 years ago reason a faded memory now maybe that's why I wrote it the passage of time is so precious and rich but for us mortals it is fleeting the moments we live in are so sacred and priceless

Seasons Story 1

vocals: Keerat
production: @MistaClix
(original sample from 'Tezeta' by Mulatu Astatke)

Triple Bypass

H Atwal - Old School ( sample )

Live performance of "There is a Moon Inside of You,' produced by MistaClix
Recorded by: Mechanical Forest Sound
Read a summary of the performance: https://mechanicalforestsound.blogspot.com/2020/02/recording-keerat-kaur.html?spref=tw

Live 2020-01-09

LIVE RECORDING ~ There is a Moon Inside of You ~ @ Hugh's Room, Toronto ON

My new album ‘South West’ drops July 17 🚨 Pre-order to get limited edition vinyl + exclusive merch: https://ffm.to/lfresh_southwest

My new song 'Mother Tongue (feat. Mirrah)' is out now. You can stream it on Spotify, Apple Music & JioSaavn. It's the latest track from my new upcoming album, South West, which will be released on July 17.

This song is deeply personal for me. I think of it as the 'Survive' of this new album. I feel great shame in not being able to fluently speak my mother tongue language, Punjabi.

With that said, I know enough of it to get around on my own in Punjab, and I can read it slowly. But it's the nuances, the layered understandings that I miss out on, and that's where real connection to culture & history is.

I take full responsibility of letting it go when I was younger. I didn't know any better. Now I do. To me, it's one of the most valuable things. I hold onto it tightly. And I try stay connected to it in a few different ways, by speaking it when I can, but also by learning traditional Sikh music through playing the rabab, a classical strings instrument.

If I could go back and speak to my younger self, I'd tell him to keep his language close, to maintain that fluency, to be confident in and proud of your language and your culture. Standing out may not seem like something you want at that age, but as you get older, you realise just how important it is to be yourself 100%. And your culture is a big part of that.

Not just in a superficial, visual kind of way. But in a way that fulfils your heart and soul, by tapping in to hundreds of years of music, art, poetry, story-telling and knowledge.

I truly hope this song resonates with you, whatever your experience with language is.

Much love & respect to you #LIONSQUAD fam.

South West

Mother Tongue

Mother Tongue (feat. Mirrah)

Holy Beautiful is a track inspired by the collective power & beauty of community.

Available on all major platforms September 21, 2020.

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/3XmiDAMWYzCF65q2AJAMM9
Apple: https://geo.music.apple.com/us/album/_/1531596243?i=1531596244&mt=1&app=music&at=1000lHKX
Youtube: https://youtu.be/vtxSTp2tvtw
Everywhere else: https://song.link/holy-beautiful
Social Media:
@soundsbywise

Holy Beautiful

Back by popular demand, Panjabi In My Eye Episode 12. Giving exposure to some recent and not so recent releases, flips and mixes. Featuring artists such as Straight Bank and CheemaBeatz amongst others.

Indian farmers sit steadfast at Delhi against the centre in opposition to the three farm acts passed by the Parliament of India. This episode is published on the 140th birthday of Chacha Ajit Singh (23-Feb-1881), anti-colonial steppa and uncle of Bhagat Singh, who led the 'Pagri Sambhal Jatta' movement against the British anti-farmer 'Punjab Colonisation Act' 1906. 'Pagri Sambhal Jatta', a song by Banke Daya, has been embedded in the Panjabi psyche as a chant of resistance. The ballad has made a comeback over a century later at the current farmer protests at the borders of Delhi. 
Panjab, Panjabi, Panjabiyat. Standing with Indian farmers. Kisaan Majdoor Ekta Zindabad

#Panjabinmyeye #soasradio

Panjab In My Eye // Episode 12

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