The C(old)est Rap Sesh Ever! | Pete & Bas - Sindhu Sesh | Reaction 

Sindhu Sesh is the 'booth' (a UK drill/rap term) and the artists that done tracks in the booth are Pete & Bas and PKJ. It's nothing to do with the song in the article. Sindhu World is like the collective/label around Uncle Bal. I'm intrigued by the suggestion of a 'Sindhu World' album, never heard of anything like that. When was it, what tracks are on it, and who are the artists involved? AFAIK the track mentioned in the article, "Sun Shines (On You)" is the only track by the artist 'Sindhu World' (and its not a drill or rap track). The video was linked to on reddit and facebook in October 2017, Pete and Bas's first outing was 24 December 2017, so only a couple of months later and probably overlapping projects. Bas was connected to the Sindhu track as it was this 'Basil Juice' he was involved in that set the whole thing off (Bas's mug is even on the bottles in the instagram post linked to in the article). Bal's nephews (and Sindhu) making the song mentioned in the article doesn't sound the same as Pete and Bas getting help with slang from their grandkids at all to me. Nor is there anything odd about Sindhu World' and Pete an Bas both being part of Sindhu world. Bas was the piano teacher of Bal's daughter, Pete was a regular customer in the shop. He was put in touch with Bas by Bal when he wanted to do a rap track for his granddaughter. Who are Pete and Bas's crew that you know so much about? I only know 91Shots. What are you trying to say about this 'crew' anyway? That they don't exist and Bal and Sindhu and the nephews never mentioned anywhere else are behind all the accurate old man stuff and genius lyrical style of Pete and Bas? Uncle Bal has only had one video done - through Sindhu World - from 7 months ago, and Its nothing like Pete and Bas or the Northern Boys (also on the 'label' and sounding different again). The only mentions of Goldberg I've seen are from Americans who think Uncle Bal looks like some guy famous in the States called Goldberg (who I'd never heard of before). I don't think Uncle Bal is going around using false aliases if that's what you were getting at!

@@quarkwrok This was very informative. What you have provided is very useful. I’ve picked up information from all over the place, but your explanation makes the most sense. Thank you for sharing and clearing up all the parts that I got wrong. 👍🏾

The real mystery is who are 91 shots. Maybe they the grandkiddies! Everyone so hung up on Pete and Bas but 91 beats go under the radar (seen them in a video with P&B, and djing the gigs). I came across a bit sharp in my post Webby, stay safe man.@@Itonyreyes

Sindhuworld Ltd is the company formed by Pete and Bas' producers and co-writers, Jonathan Gibson and Barnaby Addison. They tried creating viral content before Pete and Bas, based around a possibly fictional shopkeeper named Sindhu. But Pete and Bas was their successful act.

@@muckrakish2163 Now this is the best and most honest reply I've ever received on the subject matter. About 9 months ago, people were spinning a very different narrative regarding Pete and Bas. I appreciate your update.

I don't know where you heard that. It was Bas' father that was involved with bare Knuckle fighting, and Bas only said his father held such a fight in his backyard. I honestly don't think he was being serious 😂

@@deanosaur808 oh lol ooops there was a couple comments on other videos of theirs that said that. I guess you can’t always believe what you read

But that not why it's called that! Sindhu world is the channel, and Sesh is short for session. It's a session for the Sindhu world channel 😉 Also, the channel was created in 2006, 11 years before they were involved in music.

Thanks for clarification. Just my interpretation

​@@deanosaur808 it makes sense tho, making the label called Sindhu (flow), then showcasing your roster with sessions = sindhu sesh = flow session... it's a double.

Early on Pete and Bas mentioned wanting their own channel, they said it in a interview, possibly around 2019. The channel already existed, with content from a earlier sindhuworld project, based around a convenience store (they still have the same profile picture), only one of their earlier videos remains on the channel (uncle making tea). I think Pete and bas, plus their management realised that after 5 years it was time to use their own channel, plus I think GRM Daily was reluctant to release Windowframe cypher 2 on their channel, for obvious reasons 😅

Actually, the northern boys were first to release a song on the layer incarnation of sindhuworld. The success of this release most likely led to Pete and Bas to also releasing their new songs on the channel too, or it was already part of the master plan.

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It's also their channel name 😉 Obviously the name/word has historical meaning, but here it's just the channel name.

Thanx for the break down. (Banging that mash like a English breakfast)

@@your_fathershome No problem, rap so often my whole noggin grows sharp like the stem on a rose blossom while rappers brains are as slow as a stone golem trudging through snow columns. Uh! Random bars!