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2008 welcomes the ground breaking release of Reincarnated the album from Indy Sagu; this 9 track rollercoaster ride will blow your socks off.  

The very appropriate name signifies the re-birth of this artist on both a personal and professional level. The passed few years have been pivotal to this artist’s development and now, here he stands prepared to astound his audience with this more significant release.

The album presents 9 equally amazing and upbeat tracks; a sure-footed follow up to the Debut and Indystructable, it showcases production to a pristine level, the ability to fuse modern genres of music with the old and portrays popular forms of music in a way that is suited to today’s audience. The album itself an absolute masterpiece, not only encompasses the personal journey taken by this artist; it embraces his ability to display refinement of sound, vast taste, and communicates on a personal level.

One is pleasantly surprised by the refreshing lyrical content of the songs, each one so different yet equal to the one before. It sees the return of iconic lyricists such as Bhoota Pardesi, Surjit [Anakhi], Kumar [Heera]; for all of those who were crazy about bhangra back in the day will be aware that these voices dominated the music market in truly unique fashion.

The everlasting impression is one of ‘its so more-ish’; one cannot help but be overwhelmed by the sudden urgency to want to re-play the album allowing the listener to fully grasp the totality of it.

The opening track; a hip-hop desi hard hitting killer, showcases the vocal ability of N S Chauhan, the lyrical content speaks for itself, the production is superb, this track is just as expected, you will definitely want seconds!

Surjit [Anakhi] too has something amazing to offer, the lyrical content is serious and refreshing and the ragga beat compliments this in its entirety. It is good to hear such a unique voice such as Surjit’s, to call this album anything short of exceptional would be criminal, this album exhibits the tremendous feat achieved by this artist.

The album although not devoted to the garage scene consists of one track comprising the individuality this artist has to offer. Immersed with the vocals of Binder and certainly enhanced by G.I. Jatt and Saab Sembhi’s MC-ing, this song ties up the album nicely, there is certainly something on the release for everyone.

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