Featuring classic 2 step bhangra hit tracks like "Gora Gora Rang"

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Rhythm Dhol Bass has come a long way in becom- ing one of the leading South Asian Producers, Musicians, Singers and Entertainers in the world. Orignally, founded by a group of three Punjabi Sikh brothers Kuly, Manj and Surj in 2000 and were introduced to music at a young age by their father who taught them to sing religious songs and play the harmonium in their Gurdwara (Temple). With the unforutnalte dimise of the eldest brother Kuly in 2012 and Manj’s departure to pursuit a solo ca- reer in early 2014, SurjRDB now heads the Rhythm Dhol Bass team bringing even more rocking performances and composision.

Rhythm Dhol Bass, was envisioned to bring audi- ences around the world a new genre of music. Bringing different musical styles and genres to- gether and fusing it all with South Asian influences ultimately is what constructed the “RDB sound”.

SurjRDB of Rhythm Dhol Bass is extremely talented and an amazing entertainer who has worked along side several celebrity singers and ac- tors, not only in the east coast but also in the west; Akshay Kumar, Saif Ali Khan, Snoop Dogg, Ludacris, T-Pain, Public Enemy are only a few of them.
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From multimillion viewers, to globally televised performances, to sellout Rhythm Dhol Bass con- certs around the world, their unquie sound has without a doubt struck a chord with the masses
of music lovers in the east and west. The music is original and features deep meaningful lyrics along with hook lines and anthem-like melodies that blur across genres.

Since RDB’s initial release in 2001 Rhythm Dhol Bass has formed an international fan base of millions from all ages and backgrounds. Rhythm Dhol Bass has radically pioneered the style of British Bhangra by remolding it into a raw urban sound, making it stand out from the crowd.

With almost a decade of hits under his belt, mil- lions of unofficial sales worldwide and having toured all corners of the earth (UK, Belgium, Germany, Norway, Canada, USA, South America, New Zealand, Australia, Malaysia, Philippines, Hong Kong, Singapore, Thailand, Dubai, India, Pakistan and Kenya).