Ikwinder Singh, an artist and producer from Canada, is redefining the sound of India by fusing it with other cultures. With songs like Amrit Maan & Sidhu Moose Wala's "Bambiha Bole" and Garry Sandhu's "Yes Baby" garnering over 2 billion streams worldwide, his production has rumbled subwoofers from the roads of India to the streets of Toronto. After working behind the scenes, Ikky is now taking center stage with his recently founded label, 4N Records (pronounced foreign), a collaboration with Warner Music India/Warner Music Canada and Coalition Music.
Ikky's work perfectly captures the multiculturalism and diversity of the place where he was raised. His contagious production approach was first heard on Gurnam Bhullar's "Diamond," which combined aspects of Toronto's trademark hip-hop and R&B sound with the vivacity of Caribbean and Punjabi elements. Shubh, Torey Lanez, Nseeb, Diljit Dosanjh and Himmat Sandhu are just a few of the artists who have been drawn to it. It's what attracted the notice of international megastars like Amrit Maan and Garry Sandhu, who took Ikky under their wing when he was a teenager.
Ikky is at the heart, fostering communication between Punjabi hip-hop and its global counterparts, bridging the gap between the two cultures and assisting India's indisputable talent in understanding revenue streams and the potential of their brand. The Indian diaspora is huge yet underrepresented on the international stage and 4N Records is honorably sustaining the cultural torch going forward. The time has come for the South Asian community to share its colors..

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