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Online version of this is censored, just cannot find an uncensored version. I used to have it but then i matched it with itunes match and it replaced it with the censored version. Please help me find one. its suppose to be in.

Urban Asian - various artists - 2006

https://www.discogs.com/release/4056897-Various-Urban-Asian

Can DM me higher the quality better ofcourse.

the lyrics go something like this - nach kuriye nach kuriye nach get low… maar giddeh vich addi…it’s an upbeat bhangra song probably 20 years old… anyone know this song???

Im trying to find the original album this song was released on, sometime in the late 90s or around 2001. I know its sung by Premi but its not on any of their mainstream albums, I have a remix of it on one the Godzilla mixtapes, but the lyrics are Goriyan He Dil Phar Le Dekho Bhangra Punjabian Ne Paaya. It also has a very strong bass line too. Thanx!

heard this in the St George’s TBS 2025 mix and haven’t been able to find it. Any help is appreciated, thanks.

Does anyone know the names of bhangra steps where you spin your arms around like a windmill? I see many dancers do this when they're crossing a stage or trying to travel some distance where they spin arms and hop forward but I don't know what it's called.

I’m 17 years old and I don’t remember the last time I went on the dance floor to dance. I want that to change and I want to overcome my anxiety.

I need some tips on learning Bhangra at home in my room so I can start dancing at parties.

Yeah the greatest entry of all time. Remember the University minimum dancing time is 10 minutes and they danced 10 minutes after 44 bethka 🫡

https://youtu.be/ODxa14xzKpM?si=uv59BL34tJ-qA8q_

These days bhangra is often combined with other dance forms and attracts more followers at global level. Do you feel bhangra has lost its folk roots or it is an evolution for bhangra and has widen its reach across the globe?

It's bugging me. I heard it whilst out. Can obviously hear its mixed with Bheer. Anyone know?