In 1982, British composer and tabla player Kuljit Bhamra debuted with the album Punjabi Disco, featuring his mother Mohinder Kaur Bhamra as the singer. The album was initially a commercial failure, but later developed a cult following after its rediscovery in the early 21st century, leading to a re-release in 2025.
…On DESI: The Soul of Punjab Bhamra serves as the primary mastermind and producer, uniting iconic voices and renowned lyricists across the British-Punjabi and global diaspora.
This album is a testament to, celebration of and showcase for the current talent of the Punjabi music scene in the UK. As such, it not only reminds us of the huge impact bhangra had when it arrived in Britain during the 1980s but also…
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