Sukhbir Singh, popularly known as Sukhbir, is a Kenyan-born Indian singer renowned as the “Prince of Bhangra” for his vibrant, high-energy Punjabi music that fuses traditional Bhangra with contemporary pop and reggae influences. Born in Jalandhar and raised in Nairobi, he began his musical journey at a young age and gained global recognition in the late 1990s with chartbusters like “Ishq Tera Tadpave (Oh Ho Ho Ho),” “Gal Ban Gayi,” and “Sauda Khara Khara.” His songs became party anthems across India and the diaspora, known for catchy hooks and rhythmic beats. Sukhbir is celebrated for modernizing Punjabi music while preserving its folk roots, often using electronic instruments to craft a signature sound. He has performed at international venues, collaborated with global artists, and contributed to Bollywood soundtracks. With a career spanning over two decades, Sukhbir remains a beloved figure in Indian pop and Bhangra music, influencing many new-age artists.