1. WAHEGURU Bole Pyarea - First collection of shabads in golden Sikh melodies of yesteryears plus a 15 minute rendition of 'Waheguru Bole Pyarea' (recite the Name of God, O devotee) led by Parvyn and Harsel, daughters of Dya Singh. Step back in time. Classics never die! ( Released Vesakhi 2004)

2. Kirtan Perdhana - 4 cd collection (at the price of one!). First compilation of Dya Singh's albums. Includes '25th. Anniversary of Sant Baba Sohan Singh' shabads with the actual voice of Baba Ji incorporated; 'Gurbani Yatra', 'Pr-desan' and 'Bandagi'. All in, 35 shb'ds - Sikh hymns, with occasional English narrations. (Released January 2004)

3. NITNAM - a full kit of Akal Takhat prescribed Nitnam banis - JapJi, Jaap, Sawaiyay, Rehras (with Chaupayi) and Sohila; Ardaas in Punjabi and English plus a bonus Sikh Lullaby in English. All in Dya Singh's inimitable style very attractive to the younger generation. This is a double cd plus a 'sunder gutka'(Prayer booklet in full) with strong participation by Dya Singh's daughters. A 'must' for youngsters! (Released January 2004)

4. Naam - the inner journey :. A broody laid back album as the cover suggests probably to be enjoyed late at night to fully experience that 'inner journey' which we all explore. Starts with Satnaam simran(meditation) in a very unusual 'ek-tala' (twelve beat cycle). Four sh'bds (Sikh hymns) follow, leading to Waheguru simren(meditation) for just over fifteen minutes as the finale. Features tabla and piano besides the voices of Dya Singh and his daughters. (Released May 2003)

5. Dya Singh-along : A 'fun' Sikh music album for youth and children sung entirely by Dya Singh's daughters Harsel and Parvyn. Includes a very lively, fun-filled Gurmukhi Painti (alphabet) rendition followed by Mool Mantr, Agea bhyi Akaal-ki, Tu Thakur and other very simple, easy to follow renditions. Includes a female version of Dya Singh's 'Dham mast'. Finishes off with six stanzas of Anand Sahib (Sikh prayer of bliss) in rap! created controversy amongst 'traditionalist Sikhs when it was first released. (Released Feb.2003.)

6. Sukhmani Simren : One hour's blissful rendition of extracts from the Sukhmani Sahib (Psalm of peace) prayer. Great as background music or to your meditation, yoga or spiritual exercise routines. (Released May 2001)

7. '300' :) Special release for the 300th. Anniversary of Khalsa Day. A great album of Dya Singh's modern Sikh kirten. Highlights are plenty including the prayer 'Bainti Chaupayi' in rap and two Sikh qawalis and a very unusual Pajnabi traditional beat rendition of 'Hoye janam sohila'. (Released April 1999

8. Pilgrim : a contemporary 'world' music album of shabads. Way before its time. A great hit amongst 'western' fans. Music score from this album has been used in TV documentary - 'Great train Journeys of the world - the Australian Ghan'.

9. Mystical Traveller : Dya Singh's second 'live' recording at the University of Adelaide Theatre. Experience Dya Singh's live concert of gurbani! A follow-up from the first album.

10.Australian Sikh Rhythm and Soul : The 'first' concert of the group Dya Singh in August 1992. It provides an insight into how far this group was going to go in mainstream 'world' music carrying the message of Guru Nanak. Still the alltime favourite! (Released December 1992)

Contact for purchase of albums :
In USA : Sikhpoint.com Through sikhnet.com - Spirit Voyage Music
In UK : sewauk2004@hotmail.com
In Malaysia/Singapore : sardarmenjit@khalsa.com
In Australia : artbeatkp@aol.com
Dya Singh: dya@sikhpointmail.com or dyasingh@khalsa.com
Websites : www.dyasinghworldmusic.com ,www.sikhpoint.com/dyasingh ,www.sikhnet.com/dyasingh

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