The video is out soon and the album is being released on the Moviebox Label & Music Waves in India - Canada.

Track Listing :

1 - Khadke Glassy - Amarjit Musapuria
2 - Mitran Di Jaan - Satti Khokhewalia
3 - Akh Lard Jao - Satti Khokhewalia
4 - Dont Say No - Gurmit Billichao
5 - Gabru Punjabi - Amrit Saab
6 - Meleneh - Gurmit Billichao
7 - Sad Tappe - Jassi Nauli Wala
8 - Dil Hilgai - Palvinder Dhami (Heera)
9 - Pyar Hogeya - Satti Khokhewalia
10 - Tomatan - Satti Khokhewalia

Music By - Aman Hayer

[Listen to Khadke Glassy]

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Rana Sahota – A Family Affair

Hot, fresh Bhangra artist Rana Sahota presents his much anticipated debut album ‘KHADKE GLASSY’, timed perfectly to make the summer of 2009 sizzle! 

The teen sensation has used the influences of his world-famous uncle and his own passion of music to unleash a 10-track album brewed with thoughtful lyrics, dance floor grooves and all fermented by the sublime production skills of Aman Hayer.

Already being tagged as the soundtrack of the urban Asian, ‘KHADKE GLASSY’ allows Rana Sahota to step away from the dhol and now take centre stage. With mega-producer Aman Hayer and smash-hit lyricist Amarjit Musapuria at the controls, the album is a synergy of flavours and opens with the powerful and beat-fused title track.  Delve into the playlist and you will find a number of renowned writers in Satti Khokhewalia, Amrit Saab, Gurmit Billichao, Jassi Nauli wala and Rana’s uncle Palvinder Dhami (Heera).  

Mixed amongst the earthy, raw beats, the title track stands out for its upbeat tempo which is reminiscent of the fresh Bhangra sound Aman Hayer has single-handedly made his own and will be certain to get everyone moving towards the dance floor. The chilled ambience of ‘Pyar’ will further enhance the credentials of Rana Sahota with a chill-out video shot on location in Kerala, South India. This album, from the 22-year old Leicester based singer, is the climax of a passionate three-year project after being pushed to pursue his dream of recording and album by his family as well as icons of Punjabi music Gurdas Maan ji, Dhami & Kumar (Heera) and Jazzy B. Rana, who appreciates the cultures and traditions of Punjabi folk, was encouraged by his family from an early age that they had belief in his natural skills to make it to the top.

“It was my late Babaji’s wish for me to become a singer and my mamaji (Palvinder Dhami) has been very supportive too. This album is a realisation of my dreams and it’s due to the support and guidance of my family that I am able to fulfil my dream. Music is my addiction,” he says.