Thanks for the tag @jhowesuk.bsky.social !

Massive gratitude to Prof Ira Bhaskar for the Foreword and Prof Virinder Singh Kalra for the Afterword.

Salma Siddique, Aditi Deo, Omar Kasmani, Bindu EM, Yogesh Snehi, Gwen Kirk, Navkiran Natt, Naresh Kumar, Zafar Iqbal, David Kerr, Kavita Bhanot, Taimoor Shahid, Thomas Hodgson, Ravikant, Prashastika Sharma, & Ronit Ghosh. You can order a copy here: www.routledge.com/Punjab-Sound...

We wish to acknowledge a range of speakers and discussants at the fascinating and really engaging conversations at the 2021 colloquium: including, among others, Prof. Anjali Roy , Prof. Laura Leante, Prof. Anshu Malhotra, Prof. @katherineschof8.bsky.social Prof Rajinder Dudrah, Michael Nijhawan 5/🧵

+Kirit James Singh on the role of mediation in shabad kirtan; this is truly an exceptional lineup. With thanks to Astha Mehrotra for her support, the Leverhulme Trust for making this possible in the first place, & Siobhan Lambert-Hurley at Sheffield for being the best mentor ever! 4/🧵

Ali Shair on Punjabi sounds in Pakistani classical music; Sakoon Singh on the sounds of the ghara & the charkha; Shikha Jhingan on Punjabi soundscapes in Bollywood;Tom Graves on “Love From 🇮🇳/ 🇵🇰” comments on YouTube; Júlia Szivák on nostalgia +authenticity in British Asian Punjabi music, 3/🧵

It features an array of essays from authors who truly represent Punjab across borders. Gibb Schreffler on Dhol Chaal; Ranbir Johal & Kiran Sunar on giddha performance and “trinjan audiotopias”; Sumera Saleem on women’s sithniyan; Radhika Kumar on Chamar pop; 2/🧵

Thank you so much, Christina! 🙏

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Thank you, Jennifer! :)

Would you like to work with the amazing @christinajriggs.bsky.social and The Story, Durham to investigate "Images and Empire in British Military Collections: The Photographic Archive of the Durham Light Infantry (DLI)"? Click this link to find out more.
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