Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh,
We’re delighted to share that Sehla Marna Hoye, a beautiful new Shabad Gurbani recording by Bhai Bachittar Singh Ji Anmol (New Zealand), is now available to stream on SikhNet Play.
Dedicated to Dhan Dhan Sri Guru Arjan Dev Ji's Shaheedi Gurpurab, this shabad from Sri Guru Granth Sahib translates to
What do I know? How will I die? What sort of death will it be?
If I do not forget the Lord Master from my mind, then my death will be easy.
The "Ultimate Gurbani Music Library" from Kirtan Fi
Whether you enjoy the meditative atmosphere of Rehensabai Keertan, the simplicity of Waheguru Simran, or the depth and beauty of Raag-based Gurbani, this new collection offers an abundance of listening for every spiritual journey.
We're excited to bring the Kirtan Fi catalogue and its partner recordings to SikhNet Play, featuring:
More than 1,000 Gurbani tracks
50 singles
70 full-length albums
From all-night Rehensabai recordings to traditional Raag Keertan, this growing collection offers a rich variety of Gurbani to support your daily practice, reflection, and connection with the Shabad—anytime, anywhere.
New Podcast Series
Bhupinder Singh explores Ik Ong Kar, Haume (ego), Gur Prasad, and living as a Gurmukh in four engaging episodes. Each short episode (7–8 minutes) offers clear answers and deeper understanding of these essential Sikh teachings.
Looking for something new to listen to? Visit Browse > Shabad Gurbani Keertan > Studio Recordings to explore our growing collection of recent studio releases.
Among the latest additions is the Waheguru Mantra, available in both a 12-minute and a 31-minute mantra jaap, offering a beautiful companion for meditation, simran, and daily reflection.
If you are a Gurbani Keertan artist and you wish to be featured on SikhNet Play or you wish to take part in this project or projects like these please contact us here.