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Published: 2004-10-06
Sukhbir features in cross-cultural video
India Post News Service
 
NEW YORK: NU WAY Advertising, a member of Association of American Advertising Agencies, in association with Gurmeet Sodhi of World Wide Financial Resources and Club 2X Records is producing an album with a global collaboration of musicians.

Reggie Benjamin’s video titled Turn stars Benjamin himself along with Punjabi pop star Sukhbir and Hollywood’s Brande Roderick.
Benjamin, who is signed to CLUB 2X Records and is managed by EEG entertainment creates a brand of fusion music which has attracted bhangra star Sukhbir and Brande Roderick of Baywatch, Starsky & Hutch fame to star in this upbeat foot tapping creation. ‘Turn’ is Reggie’s new single and is an upbeat Latin dance number with bhangra and Asian beats. He has recently performed in the ‘Hands 2 India’ charity show in LA with Michelle Branch, Macy Gray and Kimberly Locke.

Sharanjit Singh Thind, CEO NU WAY Advertising states, “Music is an exciting global art, transcending borders and breaking new grounds for the future. We support everything glorious and crossover and will continue to do so.”

 ‘Turn’ is being directed for NU WAY by Manan Singh Katohora who starred in movies like Flavors, Indian Fish in American Waters. 
Real estate consultant Gurmeet Sodhi of World Wide Financial Resources, said she was happy to be part of this amazing project that encompasses various cross-cultural elements in terms of music, artists, direction, production as well as the video styling.

Mark Shayatovich of Club 2x Records states, “I hope that this video will break the cultural barriers in the Western world and hopefully this video will become a ground breaker for other Asian artists to cross over into the mainstream.”
 

 

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