Vaar Baba Deep Singh Ji

Baba Banta Singh describing the glory days of the Sikh Empire to British colonisation, to the creation of India and Pakistan in 1947, and to the Punjabi Suba Movement and the current state of the Sikhs. 

All credit is to "Sikh Warrior" on Youtube, I found this particular Katha quite moving, and decided to upload it here for this reason. 

Photo Credit: Fateh Singh

Original Link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSqTRglFixwVB5DTP3fCDDA

The Kingdom of Panjab and the Sikhs - Baba Banta Singh (Panjabi)

Bapu Kalgiyan Wala_ Pamma Dumewal Feat. Varinder Mann | Sahil Chandi | Melody Vibe

Martyrs-DjPunjab.Club

Martyrs | Nirvair Pannu

Weapon Culture - Jatha Kavishar Bhai Mehal Singh

Vocals: Bhai Gurlal Singh, Bhai Jugraj Singh
Lyrics: Gurjant Singh Bainka
Music Director: The Kidd
Composer: The Kidd
Lebel: Malwa Belt Wale

Weapon Culture (Bhai Gurlal Singh, Bhai Jugraj Singh)

Wapaasi

Nimaneya_Da_Maan__Bandgi_Di_Daat__Kavishar_Gursharn_Singh_Ghal_Kalan____Sukh_Sidhu

Singh_Rann_Vich__Official_Audio__Manjit_Singh_Sohi_Young_Singh(128k).mp3

Jai Jai Kaaraan gurjant singh bainka

CULTURE @LULUSREVENGE

“Ghost Mode” is a dark, high-energy street anthem laced with icy flows and haunting production. Drifting between shadows and neon lights, it captures the mindset of moving low key, staying untouchable, and stacking wins in silence. With slick wordplay, a cinematic beat, and a gritty urban aura, this track embodies resilience, mystery, and power—vanishing on the surface but always present in the game.

Ghost Mode

Wapaasi

Manjit Singh Sohi