Rajender Singh Kharkiya is a prominent figure in the Haryanvi music scene, celebrated for his contribution to the regional music of Haryana, India. Known for his distinctive voice and storytelling through song, Kharkiya has kept the traditional folk essence of Haryanvi music alive while appealing to contemporary audiences. His repertoire includes a mix of Haryanvi raginis (a form of folk storytelling), songs, and musical narratives that reflect the rustic life of Haryana, its culture, and its people. His music often incorporates the themes of love, humor, social issues, and tales of valor that resonate with the rural and urban populace alike.

Over the years, Rajender Singh Kharkiya has released numerous albums and singles that have solidified his standing in the Haryanvi music industry. Some of his most recent releases, such as "Kue Ki Panihari," "Kali Chunni," and "Chori Jeans Aali," showcase his ability to blend traditional musical styles with modern themes, thus appealing to a wide range of listeners. His works such as "Upratali Rangkat Mukabla Vol 13" and "Lilo Chaman Vol 1" are celebrated for their authentic representation of Haryanvi culture and have contributed significantly to the preservation and promotion of regional music. Through his artistry, Rajender Singh Kharkiya continues to be a treasured asset to the Haryanvi music scene, inspiring new generations with each performance and release.