Angrej Ali is a professional singer based out of Ludhiana, Punjab. In 2008, he released his album, Ik Din, produced by Aman Hayer. His five collaborations with Jeeti and Aman Hayer are Groundshaker (2005), Groundshaker 2 (2008), Pure Platinum (2010), Jukebox (2010), and The Entourage (2011).  He performed at the annual Mehfil Mela Festival 2006 in Brampton. Angrez Ali was one of the few artists who were honored at the commemoration celebrations marking the 109th birthday of Late Justice Gurnam Singh in 2008. Born in Mansoor Deva village, Ferozpur, Angrej is the son of Anait Muhammad and Late Bibban. He completed his school education from the Government High School. It was during this period that he discovered his passion for singing. In the world of Punjabi music, Angrej Ali is no new name. His melodious voice and high pitch have touched the hearts of many people around the world. He was so inclined towards music that he never retreated and went ahead with his mission to achieve his goal. When Amrik Singh Talwandi, President of Punjabi Sahit Sabha, Zira, heard Ali sing for the first time, he said that his voice resembles with that of the emperor folk singers, Kalian da Badshah and Kuldeep Manak. Amrik introduced Ali to the President of the World Punjabi Culture Sabha, S. Jasdev Singh Jassowal. After listening to his music, Jassowal decided to give him a chance to sing at The Mela, Festival of Music, organised in the memory of Prof. Mohan Singh. He proved his ability to sing with a high pitch when he sang the song, ‘Kade Tuttdi Vichaloyon Na’ and ‘Yaari Jatt Di Toot Da Mocha’. The thousands who were watching the show praised his singing and greeted him with claps. The very next day, his performance became the headline news of a leading newspaper of Punjab. Angrej Ali learnt the basic of music from late S. Jasant Bhanwra, a famous music teacher. Koke De Lishkare was the first cassette Ali released, with lyrics written by Daljeet Dhoorotiye. Songs like Jihde Haqq Vich Bharein Hunghare, Saun Di Dhupp Wangu Mutyare, Tenu Hon Suhandne Ni, and Mittran Naal Baddal Gyi were instant hits. His next cassettes were Nain Kuware, Husan Wale, and Munda Shaunqi. After performing LIVE in Canada and America, Ali went to England to perform. There, he met Aman Hayer, a famous music director. Both decided to collaborate and release their two singles, titled Jad Pair Puttan Gabhru and Dharti Hildi-Dharti Hildi, with music composed by Aman Hayer. Soon, Ali also released his new album called Diamond Ring with hit songs like Munda Diamond Ring Warga ni Ungli Ch Pa Lai, Jatt Na Chadde Banna, Tu Na Fir V Naar Kure, and Wakh Na Mere Ton Jayin Ho Jane Meriye.