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Sammy makes a major announcement! He’s traveling to Mumbai for business and he’s got a very special replacement for while he’s away!! CHANI NATTAN & INDERPAL MOGA! They’re doing a special Nice Day In The Pind takeover all week next week, only on The Bridge! Sammy does a great countdown show this week with a new number one song after the Karan Aujla song was at #1 for three weeks.

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Sammy declares he’s a little dehydrated from his birthday night...He also teases a major announcement tomorrow on The Bridge. Sammy is joined by the Rukus Avenue Radio all-stars, Shailen, Doyeeta, and Dr Roy. Sammy is joined by Aashi Arora as she previews he show Leaders Creating Rukus that airs on Sundays on Rukus Avenue Radio. Sammy declares the song Times his favorite song from the Steel Banglez album. Sammy also talks about Gulab Sidhu, and how he’s a familiar name amongst Punjabi music fans. Sammy discusses the evolution of Hip Hop’s lyricism and how he hopes it inspires the other artists.

It’s Sammy’s Birthday!

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Sammy’s signature opening intro music heralds a special occasion—his birthday celebration on the air! Joined by many of the Rukus Avenue Radio all-stars, they shower him with heartfelt birthday wishes. Sammy reveals that there might still be up to 500 songs by Sidhu waiting to be discovered. He also pays tribute to Kaka for courageously speaking out against predatory music industry deals in Punjabi music. Sammy and Jaya delve into the gripping story surrounding the disappearance of an Indian girl who tragically lost life on the beach in Thailand. Sammy emphasizes the significance of collaborative partnerships between producers, singers, and writers. Doyeeta joins Sammy to highlight Atif Aslam, while Dr. Roy delivers the Word On The Avenues!

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Sammy, in a cheerful spring mood, begins the show by discussing the dynamic set list of music he’ll be playing today. He delves into the work of Prateek Kuhad, highlighting his growing influence in the music industry. Sammy also praises the new single “Times” by Nas, Sid Sriram, and Steel Banglez.

To kick off his weekly segment, “Ears to the Streets,” DJ ArtiFX joins the show. He’s also joined by Shailen Desai for the news segment, Dr. Roy for “Word on the Avenue,” and Doyeeta for the Artist Spotlight segment.

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Sammy bursts onto the scene, presenting flowers to the legendary Bally Sagoo and proclaiming his pioneering role in bridging the gap between Indian and Western music. His contributions to the diaspora’s influence on Indian music are evident and, unfortunately, often overlooked. Sammy passionately discusses the potential for South Asian artists to collaborate with each other, as well as with Western artists, highlighting the growing trend of cross-cultural musical fusion. Dr. Roy shares some exciting news about the sale of Haldirams, while Shailen delivers some breaking news. Doyeeta takes center stage in her artist spotlight, showcasing Sidhu’s remarkable talent. Sammy expresses his admiration for the Indian producers who are currently captivating him. He also congratulates Chani Nattan on securing the syndication deal with the Premiere Network. Sammy delves into the Steel Banglez album, arguing that it serves as a glimpse into the future of Indian music. He draws a connection between Sidhu’s album cover for The Last Ride and the infamous 2Pac shooting scene.

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Sammy’s top 20 countdown show is an entertaining one. Featuring new music from Steel Banglez, Nas, Sid Sriram, Chani Nattan, Girls Like You, and Inderpal Moga, the show is filled with excitement and energy. Sammy delves into the magic of Talwiinder and NDS, while also giving props to Dr Zeus for orchestrating the new Friends Like You song. Despite the action and the diverse range of artists featured, the show manages to maintain its focus on a third straight week for our #1 song.

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Sammy starts the show with a reflection of his time seeing Ankur Tewari last night in concert. He calls Ankur “an all rounder” as he plays his latest song called “Dil Beparvah”. Sammy praises Dr Zeus for taking on a mentorship/Executive Producer role in the Girls Like You song with Chani Nattan and Inderpal Moga, he may have figured out how to make it work for that group. Sammy praises Steel Banglez for making an album that feels like a new chapter in South Asian music, and thinks Steel Banglez perfected the sensibility of Eastern and Western sensibilities. Sammy reveals that DeliBoys star Saagar Sheik once hosted a show on Rukus Avenue Radio. Sammy plays a Punjabi throwback song referring to a specific location in Punjab.

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Sammy’s got things to say today. He starts off with the song Times by Nas, Sid Sriram, and Steel Banglez. Sammy’s joined by Ankur Tewari on this episode as Ankur talks about his current tour called Mohabbat Zindhabad. Sammy talks about how well rounded of a musician Ankur is. Sammy discusses the newly announced Guns N Roses tour in India. Sammy thinks Dr Zeus is the perfect mentor for the girl group Girls Like You. Sammy says the Anuv Jain collab with AP Dhillon collab is a match made in heaven with their song Afsos. Sammy discusses the song Saini won Best Lyrics at the IIFA Awards. Sammy is joined by Jaya as they talk about Michelle Obama’s new podcast and how Jaya once had lunch with Michelle and Barack.

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Sammy begins the show with a comprehensive roll call of his guests for the hour. Joining him are Shailen, Doyeeta, Dr. Roy, Neesh, and DJ ArtiFX. Sammy delves into the burgeoning cypher culture in Punjab, highlighting how it’s nurturing hip-hop stars. He also discusses Holihype LA, an annual Holi event in West Hollywood that features music and festivities. Sammy playfully suggests that someone should teach Wazir the crip walk. Additionally, he talks about the recent trend of recreating the 1950s old-school Indian Cinema aesthetic in their content, which has emerged as a distinct genre. The show is filled with music and plenty of topics to explore.

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Sammy returns with an exciting lineup of new music to share with you. He begins by introducing the artists who have recently released new songs, including Nas, Steel Banglez, Sid Sriram, Otaal, Chani Nattan, Girls Like You, and Inderpal Moga. This hour of The Bridge was particularly diverse, featuring a significant number of English-Indian language songs. Sammy kicks off the show with a Panjabi MC song titled “Dhol Jageero Dha,” followed by a string of fresh tracks. He discusses Wazir Patar’s “E-Class,” which is prominently featured in his recent visuals. Sammy then plays one of his most anticipated new songs of the week, “Times,” featuring Steel Banglez, Nas, and Sid Sriram. To enhance the show, Sammy is joined by Dr. Roy, Shailen, and Doyeeta.