Same with the algoza. Then let the mesmerising soz of a voice take over. Pure and inspiring melody belongs to Jasbir Jassi whose music encompasses the vigour and enthusiasm of Punjab. In 1993, Jasbir had recorded one song for an assorted compilation, which featured alongside tracks sung by Hans Raj Hans, Harbhajan Singh Mann and others. As merit would complement and luck would have it, Jassi's sung 'Channa ve teri Channani' emerged as the most-popular single from this album.
Success however is always such a relative term.
For Jasbir, it arrived on threshold when he recorded a Punjabi-pop album with Times Music. And said a small prayer. More than what he had hoped, little did he guess that by the time he'd return here, he'd be a nationally renowned performing celebrity. Just ten days later, two thousand music-lovers gathered on lawns of Chandigarh Club, undeterred by thick fog and cold wave to watch Punjabi pop Dhamaka and experienced a musical blast of their lives. Jassi took the music industry by storm with his melodious hit track 'Dil Le Gayee Kuri Gujrat Di ', a capturing ode to winsome ways of a Gujrati lass.