Talks Song Lyrics Juss
Discover the captivating world of Punjabi music with Juss’s latest song “Talks”. Immerse yourself in Juss’s soulful lyrics and MixSingh’s mesmerizing music.
“Talks Song Lyrics Juss” Song Info
| Song | Talks ( Punjabi ) |
| Singer | Juss |
| Lyrics | Juss |
| Music | MixSingh |
| Director | MixSingh |
| Music Label | Times Music |
“Talks Song Lyrics Juss”
Talks Song Lyrics
Mixsingh In The House
Gallan Kari Jaave Tou Baike
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Tere Lafza Nu Dil Vich
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Vaar Vaar Apane Layii
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Tere Lafza Nu Dil Vich
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Tou Naal Chale Je Tou Mere
Kade Bhi Naa Maitaa Ṭhaka
Boli Jaave Mere Naa Tou
Suni Java Main Naa Akaa
Tou Naal Chale Je Tou Mere
Kade Bhi Naa Maitaa Ṭhaka
Boli Jaave Mere Naa Tou
Suni Java Main Naa Akaa
Teriyaan Udaasiyaan Nu
Door Kara Te Main Hasaa
Daar Tenu Lage Jehaan
Baahaan Vich Tenu Kasaa
Naal Leke Tenu Mere
Zindagi Bitava Main
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Vaar Vaar Apane Layii
Chuni Java Main
Koii Roke Naa Menu
Koi Ṭoke Naa Menu
Tere Lafza Nu Dil Vich
Bhuni Java Main
Gallan
Door Hove Ḍaar Lage
Khyaal Uno Menu Rakha
Tenu Dekha Ronde Aaje
Par Jaane Evee Akhaa
Door Hove Ḍaar Lage
Khyaal Uno Menu Rakhaa
Tenu Dekhaa Ronde Aaje
Par Jaane Evee Akhaa
Juss Mare Te Thon Pehala
Mara Te Main Tenu Takaa
Main Bas Tenu Mangaa
Baaki Cheeza Par Lakhaa
Te Thon Yuthe Chaayaa See
Naa Chaya Te Naa Chava Main
Gallan Kari Jaave Tou Baike
Suni Java Main Tenu
Vaar Vaar Apane Layii
Chuni Java Main
Koii Roke Naa Menu
Koi Ṭoke Naa Menu
Tere Lafza Nu Dil Vich
Bhuni Java Main
Gallan Kari Jaave Tou Baike
Suni Java Main Tenu
Vaar Vaar Apane Layii
Chuni Java Main
Koii Roke Naa Menu
Koi Ṭoke Naa Menu
Tere Lafza Nu Dil Vich
Bhuni Java Main
Written by: Juss
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Juss: The Melodic Journey
Early Life and Background
Birth and Family
Juss was born on March 10, 1992, in Jalandhar, Punjab, India. He comes from a family with a strong appreciation for music and culture. His father, Manjit Singh, is a well-known businessman, and his mother, Surinder Kaur, is a classical singer. Juss has two siblings: an elder brother named Aman and a younger sister named Preet.
Childhood and Education
Growing up in the culturally vibrant city of Jalandhar, Juss was surrounded by music from a young age. He attended Guru Amar Das Public School, where he first showcased his singing talent during school events and cultural programs. His early education was characterized by a balance between academics and his growing passion for music.
Juss later pursued higher education at DAV College, Jalandhar, where he graduated with a degree in Music. His college years were instrumental in shaping his musical career, providing him with a platform to perform and refine his skills.
Musical Training and Influences
Formal Training
Juss began his formal training in music at the age of 12 under the guidance of Ustad Shamsher Singh. His rigorous training in classical vocal techniques laid a strong foundation for his career. Juss dedicated himself to mastering classical raagas, vocal exercises, and performance techniques, which greatly influenced his singing style.
Early Influences
Juss was influenced by a diverse array of musicians and genres during his formative years. Punjabi folk legends like Gurdas Maan, Hans Raj Hans, and Surinder Shinda, along with Bollywood playback singers such as Kishore Kumar and Mohammed Rafi, significantly shaped his musical style. He was particularly drawn to the emotive power of folk music and the lyrical depth of Punjabi poetry.
Career Beginnings
First Performances
Juss’s first public performance was at the age of 14, where he sang a rendition of “Mitti Da Bawa” at a local cultural festival. His performance was well-received, and it marked the beginning of his journey into the world of professional music.
Breakthrough Moment
Juss’s breakthrough came with his performance of the song “Tere Bina” at the Punjab Music Festival in 2014. This performance garnered him widespread recognition and led to his first recording contract with Speed Records, a leading music label in Punjab.
Discography and Major Works
First Album
Juss’s debut album, “Ehsaas,” was released in 2015. The album featured hits such as “Yaara Ve,” “Dil Da Mamla,” and “Ranjha,” and it received critical acclaim for its authentic portrayal of Punjabi culture and contemporary issues. “Ehsaas” sold over 200,000 copies within the first year of its release.
Subsequent Releases
Over the years, Juss released several albums and singles, including:
- “Sajna” (2017): Featuring hits like “Tera Naam” and “Hanju,” this album showcased his versatility in blending traditional and modern Punjabi music.
- “Ishq” (2019): Known for its romantic and soulful tracks, this album included popular songs like “Ik Mulaqat” and “Pyaar.”
- “Zindagi” (2021): A deeply personal album reflecting on themes of love, loss, and identity, with standout tracks like “Tere Bina” and “Akhiyan.”
Each album showcased his versatility as an artist and his ability to evolve with the changing music landscape.
Awards and Recognitions
Juss’s contributions to music have been recognized with numerous awards, including:
- Punjabi Music Award for Best Debut Vocalist (2016): For his album “Ehsaas.”
- PTC Punjabi Music Award for Best Folk Pop Vocalist (2018): For the song “Yaara Ve.”
- Brit Asia TV Music Award for Best Male Act (2020): For his consistent contributions to Punjabi music.
His consistent excellence in music has earned him a dedicated fan base and respect within the industry.
Collaborations and Tours
Collaborations
Juss has collaborated with various artists across different genres, including:
- Gurlez Akhtar: On the hit single “Gallan Teriyan.”
- Jasmine Sandlas: For the duet “Pyaar Di Kahani.”
- Deep Jandu: On the soundtrack for the album “Street Love.”
These collaborations have broadened his musical horizons and introduced his work to a global audience.
Major Tours
Juss has performed in numerous concerts and tours, both domestically and internationally. Notable tours include:
- “Ehsaas Live Tour” (2016): Covering major cities in India, including Chandigarh, Amritsar, and Ludhiana.
- “Sajna World Tour” (2018): Covering countries such as Canada, the UK, and Australia.
- “Ishq Live” (2020): Known for its innovative stage design and live arrangements, this tour included performances in the USA, Singapore, and Dubai.
Personal Life
Family and Relationships
Juss is married to Harleen Kaur, whom he met during a music event in 2016. They tied the knot in a traditional Punjabi wedding in 2018 and have a son named Arjun. His family life has been a source of inspiration for many of his songs, reflecting themes of love, resilience, and cultural pride.
Philanthropy
Beyond music, Juss is actively involved in various charitable activities. He has supported causes such as education for underprivileged children, promoting Punjabi language and culture, and rural development. He established the Juss Foundation in 2020, which focuses on providing music education to talented but underprivileged children in Punjab.
Legacy and Impact
Juss’s influence on the Punjabi music industry is profound. His ability to blend traditional elements with contemporary sounds has paved the way for a new generation of musicians. His work continues to inspire young artists, and his legacy is celebrated by fans worldwide.
Future Projects
Juss is currently working on an upcoming album titled “Dastaan,” which promises to be a groundbreaking project featuring a blend of Punjabi folk, classical, and modern music. Fans eagerly await his next release, which is expected to push the boundaries of his musical expression even further.
Conclusion
Juss’s journey from a small city in Punjab to becoming a celebrated singer is a testament to his talent, hard work, and dedication. His story is not just about his musical achievements but also about his impact on culture and society. As he continues to innovate and inspire, Juss’s legacy as a musical icon remains ever bright.