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18-524: PBN may refer to: PBN (producer) , aka Panjabi By Nature, UK-based South Asian music producer PBN Broadcasting Network , a media network in Bicol Region, Philippines Providence Business News , a weekly business journal in Rhode Island Pegboard Nerds , an electronic music group Abbreviations [ edit ] Paris by Night ,

36-450: A Spin trap compound Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title PBN . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=PBN&oldid=1137414063 " Category : Disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description

54-489: A Vietnamese music variety show Parabrachial nuclei PBN file extension – "portable bridge notation" (".pbn") files that are interchangeable with other applications. Consolidated PBY Catalina , an aircraft PbNation , an internet forum Paint by numbers, a common name for nonogram puzzles Performance-based navigation Private blog network , an SEO technique Product batch number Pyrolytic boron nitride N-tert-butyl-α-phenylnitrone [3376-24-7],

72-637: A collaborative project with Bambi, Raj Bains and Serena. Throughout his career, he has become well-known not only in his native UK, but in India, Europe, the Middle East, United States and Canada, Australia and, in general, the Asian music market. His productions are used extensively in night venues, DJ events and on BBC Asian Network and its weekly chart. Originating from Wolverhampton , England, he has released around ten studio and production albums and launching / advancing

90-448: A show headlined by international music star Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and was attended by music producer naughty boy. The 2003 event was held on the 22 October 2003 at Hammersmith Palais , London . Award winners were: The 2005 event was held on 3 March 2005 at Hammersmith Palais , London . The award winners were: The 2006 event was held on 6 December 2006 at Hammersmith Palais , London . The award winners were: The 2008 event

108-509: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages PBN (producer) PBN or Punjabi By Nature is a UK-based Indian music producer, singer and songwriter, specialising in bhangra and Asian fusion productions, working with a great number of Desi music artists mainly based in the UK, beginning with the early 2000s. He is signed to Limitless Records and Playback Records. He has also formed TeamPBN as

126-615: The Aquarium nightclub in London . The event was filmed by BBC2 and Zee TV , and was aired on BBC2s Network East. Following the success of the 2002 event, the UK Asian Music Awards (UKAMA) was formed. In 2003, Abs Shaid teamed with Br-Asian Media, managed by managing director Moiz Vas, to produce the 2003 event. The event took place in London at Hammersmith Palais on the 22 October 2003. It

144-417: The Asian club world. Here, with the first ever AMAs, the scene celebrated its gate crashing of the pop mainstream... there was something in the event's familial warmth and celebration that spoke of a thousand wedding receptions". Award winners were decided via online, SMS and interactive television voting. The voting process was criticized, claiming that the event turned out to be a popularity contest. After

162-570: The Gatecrasher Nightclub, Birmingham . The event was held on March 11 at the Royal Festival Hall , London , and was sponsored by Lebara Mobile . The award winners were: The press & media launch party for the 2011 event was held on 25 November 2010 at Club Alto, London. The nomination party took place on 1 February 2011 at the Gatecrasher Nightclub, Birmingham. The event was held on 10 March 2011 at The Roundhouse , London and

180-530: The Standard . He has won the Eastern Eye awards several times. In 2010 and 2011, as a "best music producer" and, in 2011, for "Best Single" for "Fitteh Moo". In 2011, he also won UK Asian Music Awards for "Best Album" for Crowd Pleaser . (Selective) UK Asian Music Awards The UK Asian Music Awards were founded by Abs Shaid in 2002 as "The Asian DJ and Music Awards". They were held on 6 March 2002 at

198-660: The big year for the UK Asian Music Awards, as they moved from the Hammersmith Palais to the Royal Festival Hall and were first presented by B4U Music. Royal Festival Hall for three years (2008 / 2009 / 2010) and moved to the Roundhouse, Camden in March 2011. It has previously been broadcast on ITV, B4U Music and most recently on the BBC red button (2010 and 2011). The UK AMAs celebrated its 10th anniversary on 25 October at Wimbley Arena, with

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216-490: The careers of many Asian musicians with definitive hits. His produced hits include "Nain Preeto De", "Aaj Me Peeni", "Jaan Panjabi", "Aashiq", "Dancefloor" and "Go Crazy". He was dubbed "The Hit Maker" of desi music. PBN was associated from his early days with Dhesi Vibes, who formed later Limitless Records and PBN signing with the label became one of its most prominent producers, starting with his album Next Episode and Settin'

234-491: The show, both parties claimed rights to continuing the show. This resulted in both parties issuing their own announcements for the next event, with Shaid's group keeping the name "UK Asian Music Awards" and Br-Asian's group calling it the British Asian Music Awards (BrAMA). ITV chose to side with BrAMA. and on 7 October 2004 Br-Asian made a launch party, planning for the 23 February 2005 at Ocean in London, which

252-584: Was filmed and broadcast by ITV , who reported viewing figures of one million in the UK. B4U Music broadcast two exclusive versions during prime time slots in 80 countries over the Christmas period. Other sources give the viewing figures of 2 million in the UK and 500 million worldwide. A 2003 review by Tom Horan in The Telegraph said: "This was a hugely inspiring night for new British music... The freshest most innovative and exciting sounds this year have come from

270-558: Was later changed to 24 March 2005. The 2005 UKAMA was held on 3 March 2005 at Hammersmith Palais, London, in front of a packed audience. To avoid some of the voting controversy, most awards were decided by a judges panel, out of a short list which was created by public voting. The winners of the Best Asian Radio, Best Asian Publication and Best Asian Website were determined by online and SMS voting. The 2005 BrAMA were supposed to be held on 24 March 2005 at Cirque, in London. The event

288-453: Was sponsored by Lebara Mobile . The award winners were: The events of the 10th anniversary edition of the award, in 2012, were launched on 6 December 2011 in a voting launch party at the Merah club in London. The event was hosted by Sarah-Jane Crawford and Tommy Sandhu and included performance by Mumzy Stranger , among other. The 2012 event took place at Wembley Arena and was headlined by

306-631: Was supposed to be broadcast on Channel 4 on 27 March 2005 and shown on B4U Music a week later. However, to avoid confusion with the UKAMA, the event was postponed on 11 March 2005, and tickets were reimbursed. The event never took place, and finally, Br-Asian bowed out. The 2006 event was held on 6 December 2006 at Hammersmith Palais, London, and was sponsored by Ary Digital . Two new categories were introduced, "Best Female Act" and "Best Unsigned Talent". Nominations were announced in November 2006. 2008 marked

324-478: Was the first to be presented by B4U Music . Nominees were announced in January 2008, and the event was held on 6 March 2008 at the Royal Festival Hall , London . The award winners were: Nominees for the 2009 event were announced in January 2009. The 2009 event was held on 5 March 2009 at the Royal Festival Hall , London . The award winners were: Nominees for the 2010 event were announced on 2 February 2010 at

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