How Birmingham, Southall and a generation of children living between worlds built the first global era of Punjabi music, and why Britain failed to build the industry around it
Hi @Harnidh Kaur, I’ve followed you for a long time and have always been fond of your writing. I’ve recently started sharing my own ideas. Would love for you to checkout and share any suggestions:
This is an excellent article, thank you for writing it! I had coincidentally gone down a rabbit hole a few days ago of looking into British Bhangra and it's evolution, to see what happened to the artists who started it. Love the analysis and comparison with Punjabi music from Canada.
Hi @Harnidh Kaur, I’ve followed you for a long time and have always been fond of your writing. I’ve recently started sharing my own ideas. Would love for you to checkout and share any suggestions:
https://creditriskandme.substack.com/p/the-art-of-taking-yourself-back?r=82bvtw&utm_medium=ios (On procrastination)
https://creditriskandme.substack.com/p/dhh-review-02-ogs-aushadhi-ad9?r=82bvtw&utm_medium=ios (On a song track)
Brilliant write up. Next, may be an article on evolution of Punjabi Cinema?!
This is an excellent article, thank you for writing it! I had coincidentally gone down a rabbit hole a few days ago of looking into British Bhangra and it's evolution, to see what happened to the artists who started it. Love the analysis and comparison with Punjabi music from Canada.
this was such a fun read, wow! makes me wonder if afro music is or went through something similar because you hear quite a lot of it too these days