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Bups Saggu is a British Bhangra DJ, music producer and singer based in Wolverhampton, England.[1]

Early life and education

Saggu was born in Wolverhampton, England.[2] He learned to play the tabla at the local gurdwara.[3] He has a degree in accounting,[4] and he also studied music and production at London's IMW campus.[3]

Career

Saggu started his musical career as a Bhangra dancer,[4] with the Punjab Bhangra Group from Wolverhampton, with whom he toured the UK and the world.[3] He then turned to playing dhol because he "took a liking to the larger and louder sound".[3] He played for the Midland Boyz, before deciding to become a DJ himself, playing at clubs across the Midlands.[3] The next step in his career was to join the Safri Boys, touring the world with other bands, while studying in the university, and later studying music and production at London's IMW campus.[3] After graduating, he joined the Rhythm Shakers Collective but left shortly after.[4] He then started his own show Groove Asia, while building his own recording studio, Loft Recordings, and working on his first solo album Redefined,[3] released in 2011 on Moviebox.[5] The album included the tracks "Photo Rakh Ke", featuring Miss Pooja and "Matha Tekhiya" featuring Lehmber Hussainpuri, both of which charted in BBC charts.[3]

2013 saw the next album Global on VIP Records.[6] Global won Best Album of 2013 by Eastern Eye. Saggu himself won Best Music Producer, and the track "Drama Queen", featuring Daljit Mattu, won Best Single.[7] He was also nominated for three categories in the PTC Punjabi Music Awards for 2014.[8] The album also included the song "Punjabi Hurrr" which charted number 1 on the Asian Music Chart Top 40.[9]

Since Global, Saggu focused on his DJ career with the Bups Saggu Roadshow and collaborating with other artists.[10] He released several notable singles including "Lalkara" featuring Sazia Judge on VIP Records in 2014,[8] "Miss Kaur" featuring Master Saleem in 2015[11] and "Bodyguard" featuring Sandy Sandhu and Jotti Dhillon on Vvanjhali Records later in 2015.[12] He started 2017 with "Black Magic" featuring Stylish Singh on Zee Music[10] which was his first single as a vocalist,[13] and was followed up with "Faaltu" featuring Zora Randhawa later that year.[13] In 2018 he released "Hor ni Peeni" featuring Sahib on VIP Records, which charted on the Asian Music Chart Top 40,[14] followed by "Laung Gawacha" with Brown Gal and Millind Gaba, on T-Series.[15]

Discography

Albums

Year Name Record Label
2011 Redefined Moviebox
2013 Global VIP Records

Singles

Year Song Singer Label Ref
2014 "Jump to the Bhangra" Manjeet Pappu VIP Records [16]
2015 "Bodyguard" Jotti Dhillion & Sandy Sandhu Vvanjhali Records [12]
2015 "Miss Kaur" Master Saleem VIP Records [11]
2017 "Garaari" Saini Surinder & Preet Kaur Moviebox [17]
2017 "Faaltu" Zora Randhawa Moviebox [13]
2017 "Black Magic" Bups Saggu & Stylish Singh Zee Music [10]
2018 "Hor Ni Peeni" Sahib VIP Records [14]
2018 "Laung Gwacha" Bups Saggu, Brown Gal, Millind Gaba T-Series [15]
2019 "Favourite Rang" R S Chauhan VIP Records [18]
2019 "Sugar" Stylish Singh VIP Records [19]
2019 "Mere Naal De" Prabh Ubhi VIP Records [20]
2019 "Turn" Stylish Singh VIP Records [21]
2021 "Teri Meri" Manwal Disruptive records [22]

References

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