thesinghs

The Singhs are a five-piece unconventional rock band that has traveled and performed all over the world. From Amsterdam to Morocco, Bombay to Paris, the band’s mix of funk, pop, and rock has been described as “intelligent and emotional”. Front man Miki Singh brings distinctive vocals backed by versatile band that moves from quiet and moody ballads to complex rock songs effortlessly. Originally assembled as Dragonfly in 2001 by lead singer/songwriter Miki Singh and renowned blues guitarist P...

The Singhs are a five-piece unconventional rock band that has traveled and performed all over the world. From Amsterdam to Morocco, Bombay to Paris, the band’s mix of funk, pop, and rock has been described as “intelligent and emotional”. Front man Miki Singh brings distinctive vocals backed by versatile band that moves from quiet and moody ballads to complex rock songs effortlessly. Originally assembled as Dragonfly in 2001 by lead singer/songwriter Miki Singh and renowned blues guitarist Peter Parcek, the band has been together for the last seven years and is rounded out by veteran keyboardist and DJ Brother Cleve (The Del Fuegos, Combustible Edison), drummer Steve Scully (James Taylor, Julianna Hatfield, Letters to Cleo), and bassist Marc Hickox (Peter Parcek, Trio, Lucky Stereo). The band has self-produced and released its albums under its own label, Redstar Entertainment. The first album, The Edge of the World, was distributed in 2003 through Universal Music Group in the UK, and consisted of a double album of rock as well as ballads. Follow on album, Blind, distributed through Sony Music India in 2005 combined traditional Indian instruments with the band’s high-energy rock and funk sound, and was accompanied by a bonus disc of Indian-style remixes by well-known producers from around the world. Blind received three stars from Rolling Stone Magazine in France. The band produced several videos in France and India that more than 20 million viewers watched throughout the region on MTV, Channel V, and other stations. Dragonfly also toured in India twice and opened for Bryan Adams at The Parade Grounds in Bangalore to a welcoming audience of more than 40,000 people. Now with the upcoming release of its first U.S. album, Supersaturated, the band blends its rock and funk heritage with a little blues to produce its best work yet.