Dilpreet Bhatia
Dilpreet Bhatia[1] is an Indian singer-songwriter and technologist, born in Ludhiana in a Punjabi Sikh family.[2][3] His song Tere Bin Dil, won in World Music Category of International Songwriting Competition.[4][5] In September 2014, he was selected as Grand Prize winner in Season I of John Lennon Songwriting Contest in the World Music category.[6]
Discography
Year | Album/Single Title | Details |
---|---|---|
2009 | Ehsaas(EP)[7][8][9] | Released : 17 April 2009
Label : Sur 'n' Soul Records Format : Digital & CD |
2010 | 22 No. Faatak[7][8][9] | Re-Released : 22 April 2012
Label : Sur 'n' Soul Records Format : Digital & CD |
2011 | Feel Freedom(Single) [7][8] | Released : 16 August 2011
Label : None Format : Digital |
2012 | Rabba Es Dil Nu - Acoustic (Single) [7][8] | Released : 31 January 2012
Label : None Format : Digital |
2012 | Saadi Wakhri Hai Shaan (Feature Film - Music Album)[7] | Released : 23 September 2012
Label : Vibgyor Creations Format : Digital & CD |
2013 | Raat Din(Single)[7][8] | Released : 1 December 2013
Label : None Format : Digital |
2014 | Tu Thakur Tum Peh Ardas (Single) [7][8] | Released : 2 July 2014
Label : None Format : Digital |
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References
- Vipin (23 May 2010). "22 No. Faatak by Dilpreet Bhatia Music Review". MusicAloud.com.
- Saraiya, Naman. "Indians Win At The International Songwriting Competition". NH7.
- "Main Pyaar Kar Challi Aan by Dilpreet Bhatia". Music Dip. Archived from the original on 12 April 2013. Retrieved 5 February 2013.
- "2011 Winners at ISC".
- Sharma, Sanjay. "Punjabi singer wins international song writing competition beating rivals from 112 countries". Times of India. Retrieved 3 May 2012.
- "2014 Grand Prize Winners - Session I". jlsc.com. JLSC.
- "iTunes Artist Dilpreet Bhatia". iTunes.
- "Cd Baby Artist Dilpreet Bhatia". CD Baby.
- "Album Search Result for Dilpreet Bhatia". AllMusic.com.
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