Garry Sandhu

Garry Sandhu is a renowned Punjabi singer-songwriter, actor, and music producer who has made a significant impact on the Punjabi music scene. Born on April 4, 1984, as Gurmukh Singh Sandhu in Rurka Kalan, near Goraya, Jalandhar, Punjab, India, he rose to fame with his breakout hit "Main Nee Peenda" in 2010. His music often blends traditional Punjabi sounds with contemporary rhythms, reflecting his ability to evolve with the changing musical landscape.

Garry Sandhu's popularity extends beyond his powerful vocals; his lyrical prowess also resonates with his audience, often touching on themes of love, passion, and nostalgia. Over the years, Sandhu has released a string of successful tracks and albums, navigating his career with versatility and consistent innovation. Some of his most recent releases, such as "Still Here," "Lahore Phillaur," "Meharma," and "NO FILTER," showcase his artistic growth and his ability to stay relevant in the face of an ever-changing industry. With each new song, whether it's the rhythmic "WHIPZ" or the melodious "Ambran De Taare," Garry Sandhu reaffirms his position as a prominent figure in Punjabi music, captivating audiences globally with his dynamic artistry.