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===2000s remixes===
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Punjabi folk remixed with hip-hop, known as [[folkhop]], is most often produced when folk vocals are purchased online to be remixed in a studio. Folk vocals are usually sung to traditional melodies, that are often repeated with new lyrics.

Some South Asian DJs, especially in America, have mixed Punjabi folk music with house, [[reggae]], and [[Hip hop music|hip-hop]] to add a different flavour to Punjabi folk. These remixes continued to gain popularity as the 1990s came to an end. 

A notable remix artist is [[Bally Sagoo]], a Punjabi-Sikh, Anglo-Indian raised in [[Birmingham]], England. Sagoo described his music as "a bit of tablas, a bit of the Indian sound. But bring on the bass lines, bring on the funky-drummer beat, bring on the [[James Brown]] samples", to ''[[Time (magazine)|Time]]'' magazine in 1997. He was recently signed by [[Sony]]. [[Daler Mehndi]], a Punjabi singer from India has a type of music known as "folk pop". Mehndi has released tracks such as "Bolo Ta Ra Ra" and "Ho Jayegee Balle Balle". His song "[[Tunak Tunak Tun]]" was released in 1998.