Zora Randhawa

Zora Randhawa, born Jorawar Singh Randhawa in Amritsar, Punjab, India, is a renowned Punjabi singer and performer. He began his musical journey at the age of seven under the mentorship of the late Ustaad Kaka Bhaniawala, learning to play the tabla and harmonium by the age of eleven . At sixteen, he moved to the United Kingdom, where he further honed his craft and began collaborating with prominent artists.


Zora's breakthrough came with his debut single "Haa" in 2013, produced by Dr. Zeus . He gained international acclaim with hits like "Inch," "22Da," "Wonderland," "Faaltu," and "Woofer," the latter featuring Snoop Dogg . His music blends traditional Punjabi sounds with contemporary beats, appealing to a global audience.


Beyond his musical achievements, Zora has been a part of major tours, including the Unforgettable Music Tour in 2011 with Imran Khan and the Desi Rockstars Tour with artists like Gippy Grewal and Geeta Zaildar . He continues to be a prominent figure in the Punjabi music scene, known for his energetic performances and dedication to his craft.