India's best young female singer

Harshdeep is a singing sensation
who is set to rock the
music world with her powerful
and magical voice.

Playing piano is her passion.
Harshdeep also has a good
command over western classical
music as well as Indian classical music.
Harshdeep feels that sufi and folk
singing is closer to her heart. Music,
for harshdeep, is like oxygen
which keeps her life moving.

Year 2001:-
She sung a duet song called aari
ve aari with pammi bai, a hit singer
from Punjab, in his album nach nach
pauni dhamal.

Year 2003:-
Sang two songs in the movie oops
namely alag alag and uljalul.
She has cut a solo album called romantica
which was released by sa re ga ma Hmv.

A Musician In The Making

Every New Year brings with it a desire of getting new opportunities, a hope of new dreams coming true, an urge of life that is full of happiness and satisfaction. This year God has been very generous to singer Harshdeep by making her long-lived dream come true. He blessed her with an opportunity to sing with India’s best music director, A.R. Rehman, for his forthcoming film Rang De Basanti.

When asked about her experience of working with Rehman, the young talented girl says, “I have always admired Mr. Rehman’s music. He is a legend. Singing with him was like appearing for the board exams. I was excited as well as nervous. But to my astonishment, the moment I entered into the recording studio and began to sing, everything went by as smooth as an ice-cream.”

Apart from music, her interest also lies in studies. Harshdeep is in the second year of college pursuing a specialized course in Audio Production.

Harshdeep is a singing sensation who is set to rock the music world with her powerful and magical voice.
	Harshdeep,daughter of Mr. Savinder Singh Sohal, comes from a musical family. She won the hearts of millions when she won the MTV video GAGA contest 2001, where she won against 10000 contestants from all over India at a tender age of 14. The panel of judges included artists like Javed Akhtar, Usha Uthap, Jatin Lalit among other eminent judges. Inspite of her small age of 14, she amazed everyone with her deep voice and by evoking people’s emotions with the rendition of the all time great Lambi Judai.
Playing piano is her passion. Harshdeep also has a good command over western classical music as well as Indian classical music. Harshdeep feels that sufi and folk singing is closer to her heart. Music, for harshdeep, is like oxygen which keeps her life moving.
	Milestones. Year 2000:- She sung and composed the title song of alpha punjabi’s show called excuse me please. She sung and composed the title song of alpha punjab’s show called direct dil se.
Year 2001:- She sung a duet song called aari ve aari with pammi bai, a hit singer from Punjab, in his album nach nach pauni dhamal.
	Year 2002:- Sang in the movie, aapko pehle bhi kahi dekha hai, a song called sajna main hari.
Year 2003:- Sang two songs in the movie oops namely alag alag and uljalul. She has cut a solo album called romantica which was released by sa re ga ma Hmv.
films: 1. karam, 2. fight club 3. jalwa, 4. ghaav 5. saloni, 6. short cut 7. 1971, 8. rang de basanti (A.R. Rehman) 8.Aapko pehle bhi kahi dekha hai, 9.Oops jingles: 1. Cadbury Perk 2. Visa card remix albums: 1. rabba rabba 2. rangeela re 3. Romantica and various punjabi albums.	Besides all this, she is presently anchoring a musical show called fankar and a game show called akkad bakkad bambe bo on enadu tv
A Musician In The Making Every New Year brings with it a desire of getting new opportunities, a hope of new dreams coming true, an urge of life that is full of happiness and satisfaction. This year God has been very generous to singer Harshdeep by making her long-lived dream come true. He blessed her with an opportunity to sing with India’s best music director, A.R. Rehman, for his forthcoming film Rang De Basanti.
	Rang De Basanti, the most awaited film of 2006, features Harshdeep’s song. “It is not a song. In fact it is an extract from Japji Sahib, the Sikh’s Morning Prayer. I consider it an honor to sing Ik Onkaar. Since childhood I have been singing it. We recorded it at 4 am. It was a very special moment. It is believed that early morning is the time of God and I actually felt God standing next to me and making me sing,” tells Harshdeep.
When asked about her experience of working with Rehman, the young talented girl says, “I have always admired Mr. Rehman’s music. He is a legend. Singing with him was like appearing for the board exams. I was excited as well as nervous. But to my astonishment, the moment I entered into the recording studio and began to sing, everything went by as smooth as an ice-cream.”
	Harshdeep is a trained classical singer and is also learning piano. She wants to dive deep into the ocean of music and explore all it has to offer. Singing is just one dimension of her musical personality. Composing music is one of the other dimensions. “I don’t want people to know me just as a singer. I want the world to know me as a complete Musician. I love each and every aspect of music and don’t want to stay untouched from any one of it,” responds Harshdeep. She is presently busy composing songs for her forthcoming album which will be released this year.
Apart from music, her interest also lies in studies. Harshdeep is in the second year of college pursuing a specialized course in Audio Production.
	Rang De Basanti is a youthful film that claims to awaken a generation Though the film looks promising not much can be said about it until the film releases on the 26th of January. But one thing is for sure that Harshdeep has accomplished her talent and promises to go a long way. May God bless her in all years to come