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Ryan Singh - Dholicious

VIP Records Ltd is proud to announce the release of ‘Dholicious’ the 10 track debut album from a rising star, Ryan Singh out January 22nd.

Dholicious promises to deliver even more of an upbeat and contemporary sound, with authentic & traditional Bhangra flava. The album showcases Ryan’s slamming percussive grooves and puts together a package of fully loaded tunes to take the Bhangra dance floors by storm.

Who is Ryan Singh?

Ryan is second generation born and raised Scottish Sikh. His musical path started when he was just eight, playing tabla and dholki alongside his farther at the Gurdawara. Ryan’s mamaji’s from Manchester also played dhol and taught at music workshops at the Gurdawara. A group of Ryan’s mamaji’s formed a group called ‘Betaab Sangeet’ they performed at many functions up and down the country and releasing a number of albums.

With the influence of his family and his skill and talent, at the age of 12 during school holidays, Ryan organised his own music workshops at the Gurdawara, passing on his knowledge to other young aspiring musicians. The classes became so popular that the numbers had to be restricted.to Asian music.

A group was formed from members of his workshops calling them selves the ‘Dhol Crusaders’. They were asked to perform at the prestigious opening of the Scottish Parliament. The group were dressed to suit the occasion, wearing kilts made from the first Sikh tartan using colours from India and Kalsa. The tartan was designed by Ryan’s farther to celebrate the new millennium.

The look is totally original and unique to Ryan, following the Parliament opening his group renamed themselves ‘The Tartan Dholes’. The look of the Tartan Dholes brilliantly reflects the cultural diversity of Scotland and the integration of a new generation of British Asians.

By making ‘Dholicious’ Ryan is bringing his music to a bigger audience. He has worked with the famous Tigerstyle at The Dera Production Suite. His album proves Ryan is a serious artist; he has played percussion on all the tracks. “Dil kokay vich” which was featured on VIP’s previously released compilation album “Pure Desi Vol.1” proved to be a public favourite. The song, and Ryan himself also appeared in the video medley shown on TV screens nationwide.

The Dholicious video medley featuring three tracks from the album; ‘Nasha Jawani Dha’, ‘Margaye Kuriye’ and ‘Kuriye’ were shot in early December . Ryan and his crew put on brave faces fighting the bitter cold dancing and singing on the Edinburgh hills. The video will be shown on B4U and Zee TV early January.

Tracklist:

01.Intro

02. Kuriye

03. Nasha Jawani Da

04. Akh Teri Largayi

05. Margaye Kuriye remix (ft. MC Special)

06. Baari Barsi (Boliyan)

07. Bottlan De Dutt (wedding Song)

08. Ishq, Dha Kedha

09. Sajaan Hasde Ne

10. Dil Koke Vich

11. Margaye Kuriye (original)

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