Surinder Kaur, a renowned Indian singer and songwriter, delivers a captivating blend of Bhangra and Ghazal in her 2002 album "Shabad." This album, released on September 26, 2002, under the Saregama label, is a testament to Kaur's versatility and mastery over traditional Punjabi music. With a runtime of just over 34 minutes, "Shabad" packs a punch with 10 tracks that seamlessly blend energetic Bhangra beats with the soulful essence of Ghazal.
The album kicks off with "Mera Lago Ram," a vibrant track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Other notable tracks include "Prabji Tu Mere," "Tatti Wahu Na Lag Aee," and "Gur Purey Meri Rakhi," each offering a unique blend of rhythm and melody. The album also features the hauntingly beautiful "Farida Mahal Nisakaan," showcasing Kaur's ability to infuse deep emotion into her music.
Surinder Kaur's powerful vocals and the rich instrumentation create an immersive experience that celebrates the cultural heritage of Punjab. "Shabad" is not just an album; it's a journey through the heart of Punjabi music, offering a perfect blend of tradition and modernity. Whether you're a fan of Bhangra or Ghazal, "Shabad" is sure to leave a lasting impression.