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The UK desi music scene continues to get bigger with each passing day. The latest artist to come out of the UK is debut singer, Jus–H! He is ready to launch his singing career with his debut offering Nach Nach, which comes out officially today (October 9th). Jus–H was born and raised in Birmingham, UK and started singing at the age of 15! He began training under Gurus Nirmal Johal, Ranjita and Bhai Balwant Singh Josh. Jus–H is very committed to music and perfecting his voice. As such, he is one of the few singers that still does riaaz daily, plays the harmonium, tabla and Dhol! He put in years of practice before he decided to take to the stage.
Nach Nach is produced by Coventry based producer Jag Bancil. Like Jus-H, Jag’s talent also came out at age 15, which is when Jag began producing music at home. He was influenced by all genres of music, and listened to all styles since music to him was universal! He also plays many instruments such as the Harmonium, Piano and Dhol. Reproducing songs and music Jag found his own style and way in music with inspirations such as Sukhshinder Shinda, Aman Hayre, RDB, Dr Zeus and Yo Yo Honey Singh.
Jus-H was fell in love with classical music and sufi rhythms inspired by singers like Shiv Kumar Batalvi, Late Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and Ghulam Ali. However, he tells us his biggest inspiration was his father Kamaljit Sanghera.
“I love music, all genres, there is a meaning to every song be it fast or slow. I can’t wait to launch my career it’s taken years of practice and patience, thanks to Jag Bancil for putting together amazing music, I just hope everyone likes it!”
Nach Nach is a cheeky dance number about a boy and girl who’s presence to each other is undeniable. The boy sees her dancing and expresses through his lyrics how beautiful she is when she moves to a dhol beat or looks at him while smiling at him, without anyone but him noticing.
Jus-H and Jag seem to have teamed up as a lethal duo to produce a dance floor hit with their first project. The track is out on iTunes! Let us know what you think!
