LangarUtho
LangarUtho formed in 2011 as a musical collective working with Punjabi folk and hip-hop. Their name references the Sikh tradition of offering free meals to...
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LangarUtho formed in 2011 as a musical collective working with Punjabi folk and hip-hop. Their name references the Sikh tradition of offering free meals to all. The group included vocalist and songwriter Manmeet Singh, producer and DJ Singh Kaur, bassist and drummer Jonny Juju, and saxophonist Alexis Puentes.
Their 2014 track "Yo Soy" became their most recognized work. The song carried themes of diversity and self-acceptance, which aligned with the group's interest in social justice topics. They followed it with albums like 2016's Songs for the People and 2019's Tera Roop, which featured a collaboration with Inderjit Nikku.
LangarUtho's blend of traditional Punjabi music with contemporary sounds drew some initial skepticism. Their lyrics addressing social issues also attracted criticism from certain groups. The collective's work remained grounded in promoting unity and equality through their music.
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