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2011
JK “Jija Saali”
Probably the biggest album of the year will be releasing tomorrow.
Here is another video from the long awaited JK album.
12
Sep
2009
JK “Pat Liyah” Video
Honestly, I don’t know what to say about this dude.
What impresses me the most about this guy, is that he’s in his early twenties, born and raised in the UK, and the man’s pronunciation is impeccable. You want to hear “teht” Punjabi? He’s got it. He can teach us all a thing or two.
Could I say JK will save Bhangra? I bloody hope so.
Should the man release an album ASAP? Hell bloody yeah. These singles have got me fired up!
First “Gabru Panjab Da,” then “Jhooteh Laareh,” and now “Pat Liyah.”
The single hasn’t gone on sale yet, but keep your eyes on this space to get your copy. I know I will.
Tru-Skool has done an amazing job with his work on the music. You may recognize the incredible and clever use of The Pharcyde sample of “Passin’ Me By.” I really don’t know what else to say at this point except, check out the video!
Even the video is made well enough to incorporate the sounds of the des mixed with a street element.
Seriously, release the album already!
2
Jan
2009
JK “Gabru Panjab Dha” Video
Introducing JK. Hailing from Derby, UK, this young fella has been under the tutelage of Tru-Skool for vocal training, as well as playing the harmonium.
With production provided by Tru-Skool on the track, JK’s debut is solid.
His press pack says he is influenced by the likes of Jazzy B, Meshi, Manak, Safri among others, and you cannot deny the fact that even in the video, he’s got a Jazzy B kinda thing going on.
The way the video starts is excellent, with a cameo by Tru-Skool and a live look at JK’s vocal range. Props to the man for keeping it on the streets and out of the clubs.
So far, only the single has been released, no word on a full album. Hit up VIP Records for more info.
Hopefully, Tru-Skool will handle the majority of the production. JK to look out for in ’09?
Hit up the comments with what you think of this debut.
