Bhangra artist Juggy D’s debut album was pretty massive.  He was credited with getting Bhangra to cross-over in the UK, with his feature on the track ‘Dance With You’ with Rishi Rich and Jay Sean.  When he released his self titled album in late 2004, British Asian kids found a new beat to dance to.  His album was full of danceable beats, some traditional and some more contemporary yet, he also had beautiful tracks like, ‘Akheer’ and ‘Meri Jaan.'

Which leads us to the next question, how long can Juggy D ride on the success of one album?  Its four years later and Juggy D is still touring the world with the same album.  In fact, he just went to Australia for a tour where he suffered a serious asthma attack that landed him in the hospital.  However, being the trooper that he is, he stuck it out in the hospital and vowed to continue to the tour.  This wasn’t Juggy D’s first tour of Australia though, he’s been to Australia in the past with the same album, so wouldn’t audiences get tired of hearing the same tracks?  Can Juggy D keep touring the same places and continue to play the same songs without audiences getting anxious for new material? 

While Juggy D says he’s working on his new album, ‘Juggy D 2: Punjabi Rockstar,’ he’s been talking about it for quite some time, constantly pushing the release date back.  In fact, the first planned single was supposed to be released months ago, but still hasn’t seen the light of day.  So can Juggy D survive until his new album finally sees the light of day?  Leave us a comment with your thoughts!  Plus check out a little bio of Juggy below as we recently sat down to have a quick chat with the star.
Full Name : Jagwinder Singh Dhaliwal

-      Birthplace : Southall, UK

-      Birthdate : November 19th 1979

-      Hometown : Hounslow

-      Hobbies And Interest : Music, Friends, Clubs & Parties!!!!!!!

-      Favorite Artist and types of music : Gurdas Maan is a legend!! And I live, love, eat, drink and breath  Bhangra!!!

-      Favorite Quote : “O mind, do not be anxious remain fearless.”  - Guru Gobind Singh

-      First Kiss : Behind the bike sheds at school!! Lol nah can’t really remember the first, just remember that I’ve had many a first kiss!! ;)

-      Most Embarrassing moment : can’t even go there!!! Way too many to mention!! ;)