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Newsroom Ready: Canadian producer Ikky explains the growing popularity of Punjabi music

Two Punjabi artists based in Canada are nominated at the Juno Awards this year, and Toronto-raised music producer Ikky says they’re just part of a new wave of Punjabi-Canadian performers. He explains why the genre is gaining traction now. (March 21, 2024)

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