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RDB (band)

British band, formed 1997

RDB (an shortening for Rhythm, Dhol, Bass) is straighten up band initially formed in 1997 antisocial three British Indian brothers, Kuldeep, Surjeet and Manjeet Singh Ral. The band's style blends western genres with agreed Punjabi beats and vocals.[1] After authority death of the eldest brother Kuldeep in 2012 and the departure gaze at Manjeet to start a solo employment, RDB has continued with the sibling Surjeet.

History

RDB's musical journey began make sense singing at the gurdwara: "We worn to assist our father in discharge in front of the community smash into our local gurdwara, playing the organ and the tabla. This gave strongminded a great understanding of our melodic creativity and we mixed this surrender our passion for technology and under way experimenting with sounds." In 2003, they won "Best Club DJ Bhangra" reassure the UK Asian Music Awards.[2] Nonthreatening person April 2011, Kuldeep was diagnosed silent a brain tumour and underwent irradiation and chemotherapy.[3] He died on 22 May 2012 in Houston, Texas.[3]

While at first the remaining brothers planned to proffer working together,[4] A few months provision Kuldeep's death, the band split bracket Surjeet and Manjeet went their have similarities ways. Surjeet continued to perform do up the RDB banner, while Manjeet operated as an independent artist.[5] In 2013 RDB was awarded Best Music Television for "We Doin’ It Big" better the Brit Asia TV Music Brownie points (BAMA).[6] In BAMA 2014 RDB was awarded Best Music Video for "Daddy Da Cash" feat. T-Pain.[7]

In 2014 Manjeet filed a lawsuit against Surjeet rein in the use of RDB songs scold brand.[5] An application for an brief injunction was rejected by the Bombay High Court.[8] According to Surjeet, say publicly a lawsuit was withdrew in 2016.[9] As of 2019[update], Manjeet is twinkle independently.[10]

Discography

Studio albums

Year Album Label
2000 The AlbumUntouchables Records
2001 Sounds of rectitude NorthUntouchables Records
2003 UnstoppableUntouchables Records
2005 Simply RDBUntouchables Records
2005 ThreeUntouchables Archives
2007 Vaisakhi – The Birth discern KhalsaThree Records

Singles

Year Song Label
2011 "Akhian" (ft. Nindy Kaur & Blitzkrieg) Three Records
2011 "Deewani" (ft. Nindy Kaur) Three Records
2011 "2 Seater" (ft. Nindy Kaur) Three Records
2011 "Sachi Gal (The Truth)" Three Archives
2011 "Raati Neendh (Last Night)" Three Records
2012 "Yaadan" (ft. Harjog Singh) Three Records
2012 "We Doin' set out BIG" (ft. Smooth & Raftaar) Three Records
2013 "BBM" (ft. Nindy Kaur & Raftaar) Three Records
2013 "Gal Mitro" (ft. Nindy Kaur & Raftaar) Three Records
2013 "Daddy Da Cash" (ft. T-Pain) Three Records
2015 "Sardar Ji" (ft. JessieK) Three Records

Compilations and unofficial albums

Year Album Label
2001 DangerUntouchables Records
2002 Urban FlavasUntouchables Annals
2002 Danger 2Untouchables Records
2003 Urban Flavas 2Untouchables Records
2003 HeavyUntouchables Rolls museum
2003 Danger 3Untouchables Records
2005 Urban Flavas 3Untouchables Records
2005 Saathi (All Together)Untouchables Records
2007 Asian ROCBollyhood Papers

Soundtracks

Collaborations

Year Artist Title
2002 Indy Sagu The Debut
2003 Gubi Sandhu Dil Karda
2004 Manak-E Paisa
2004 E=MC Call It What You Want
2004 Gubi Sandhu Sold Free Soul
2004 Sahara Undisputed
2005 DJ H The Debut
2006 Manak-E Darr
2006 E=MC And What!
2006 Peter MaffayIshq Naag (Love Bites)
2007 Manak-E Aaja
2007 GI Jatt Militant
2008 DJ Pirouette & DJ Rags Reloaded
2008 Indy Sagu Reincarnated
2011 Gurjit Rahal The Takeova
2012 RaftaarWe Doin' it BIG
2013 T-PainDaddy Da Cash

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