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Mika Singh praises Gurdas Maan, Kuldeep Manak and notes shift in Punjabi singing style
✍️ PTC Punjabi
🗓 03 Oct 2026, 09:33 PM
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In a recent PTC Punjabi interview, singer Mika Singh lauded legends Gurdas Maan and Kuldeep Manak while observing a generational change in the state's music scene.
Singer Mika Singh appeared on PTC Punjabi to discuss the legacy of Punjab’s musical icons. He highlighted the contributions of veteran artists Gurdas Maan and Kuldeep Manak, describing them as foundational pillars of the region’s cultural identity.
Singh noted that both Maan and Manak shaped the lyrical depth and melodic richness that continue to influence contemporary performers. Their songs, he said, remain a benchmark for authenticity and emotional resonance.
Turning to today’s music landscape, the singer observed a noticeable shift in vocal styles and production techniques. He attributed this change to younger artists embracing digital platforms, experimenting with fusion genres, and catering to a more global audience.
While acknowledging the evolution, Singh emphasized the need for emerging singers to retain the storytelling spirit that defined the legends. He concluded that a balance between innovation and tradition will sustain Punjab’s musical heritage for future generations.
Singh noted that both Maan and Manak shaped the lyrical depth and melodic richness that continue to influence contemporary performers. Their songs, he said, remain a benchmark for authenticity and emotional resonance.
Turning to today’s music landscape, the singer observed a noticeable shift in vocal styles and production techniques. He attributed this change to younger artists embracing digital platforms, experimenting with fusion genres, and catering to a more global audience.
While acknowledging the evolution, Singh emphasized the need for emerging singers to retain the storytelling spirit that defined the legends. He concluded that a balance between innovation and tradition will sustain Punjab’s musical heritage for future generations.