Angika Singers carry forward a beautiful folk music tradition from the Angika-speaking belt of Bihar and Jharkhand. This tradition has moved from one generation to the next, mostly through listening and singing together at home. Every song holds a piece of local history, family values, and daily life stories of the region.
You will find Angika musicians performing at weddings, harvest festivals, community events, and religious functions. Their songs range from love ballads and devotional hymns to festive numbers and ritual chants. Each song fits a specific moment, mood, or occasion, which makes the tradition so rich and varied.
Every Angika singer we work with has trained for years in this folk style. They know the right ragas, the right rhythm, and the right words for each type of song. When they perform at your event, they don't just sing songs. They bring real culture, emotion, and history to your stage, while keeping the tradition alive for the next generation to enjoy.
We work with a trained team of Angika singers, each skilled in a different style of Lokgeet. Here is a look at the kind of Angika singer artists you can book through us.
Handles solo sets, wedding songs, and stage-opening performances with a strong, clear voice that holds the audience.
Perform call-response folk songs and group Lokgeet, bringing harmony and energy to larger gatherings.
Trained in devotional Angika songs, ideal for temple events, satsangs, and religious functions.
Specialises in seasonal and festival songs like Ritu Geet, Phagua, and Chaita, perfect for Holi and harvest events.
Want to know exactly who will perform at your event? Contact us for real artist profiles, sample videos, and availability before you book.
Angika songs are grouped by occasion and season. Each type has its own tune, rhythm, and mood. Here are the main styles our Angika singers perform.
Seasonal songs sung during the change of seasons, from Basant to Barsaat, describing nature and daily rural life.
Traditional wedding songs sung by women during Angika weddings, from tilak to bidaai ceremonies.
Devotional Angika songs sung at temples, satsangs, and religious festivals like Chhath Puja.
Joyful birth songs sung by families to celebrate the arrival of a new child.
Songs inspired by the Koshi river region, reflecting the life and struggles of riverside communities.
Festive Holi and Chaitra month songs, full of colour, rhythm, and community singing.
Angika singers use simple, traditional instruments that give the music its raw, folk sound. These instruments have been part of the tradition for generations.
A two-headed hand drum that keeps the main beat in most Angika folk songs.
Used to carry the melody, especially in devotional and wedding songs.
Small brass cymbals that add rhythm during bhajans and group singing.
A louder drum used during festival and outdoor celebration songs.
A single-string instrument often used by solo folk performers.
A pair of kettle drums, traditionally used to mark important events and gatherings.
Live Angika singers bring authentic folk energy that recorded music simply cannot match.
Angika Lokgeet songs create an emotional bond, especially with elders and local guests.
From weddings to religious functions, our Angika musicians adjust the set as per your event mood.
Live performance always stays longer in memory than any playlist, making your event stand out.
We connect you directly with genuine, experienced Angika singers — no middlemen, no confusion, just reliable booking from start to finish.
Tell us your event date, city, and type of function.
We share profiles of available Angika singers matching your event.
Finalise the artist, pricing, and performance details with us.
Sit back and enjoy live Angika Lokgeet at your event.
Angika singers are folk artists who perform Lokgeet in the Angika language, spoken mainly in Bhagalpur, Munger, and Banka districts of Bihar.
Angika is spoken across southern and northern Bihar, parts of Jharkhand's Santhal Pargana, and West Bengal border districts.
Yes, our Angika singers regularly perform at weddings, including tilak, sangeet, and bidaai ceremonies.
They perform Ritu Geet, Vivah Geet, Bhakti Geet, Sohar, and festival songs like Phagua and Chaita.
Simply share your event details with us, and we will match you with the right available Angika singer.
Yes, we arrange travel bookings for Angika singers to perform at events across India.
Common instruments include dholak, harmonium, manjira, dhol, ektara, and nagara.
We recommend booking at least 2-3 weeks in advance, especially during wedding and festival season.
Yes, many corporates book Angika Lokgeet singers for cultural evenings and heritage-themed events.
Absolutely. Devotional Angika songs, or Bhakti Geet, are commonly performed at temple events and satsangs.