Steel Banglez Bio, Age, Songs, Net Worth, Wife

Steel Banglez Bio

Steel Banglez (Pahuldip Singh Sandhu) is an english producer and solo artiste signed to  Warner Bros. Records.  He has produced music from the grime and experimental scene, and would be best known for his collaborations with Mist.

Steel Banglez Age

Banglez was born on 5 February, 1987 and is currently 32 years old as of 2019.

Steel Banglez Family|Early Life

Born “Pahuldip Singh Sandhu” in Forest Gate, Banglez grew up in Newham, east London. Raised in a Sikh family, he was surrounded by traditional Indian instruments such as harmoniums and tablas as his mother was a music teacher and his father was also a poet.

At the age of 10, he started DJing jungle music alongside his brothers and subsequently presented a show on the pirate radio station Mystic FM. He started producing music in his early teens after a teacher introduced him to the audio workstation Fruity Loops, and soon produced his first track “Dreams” for his neighbour, the influential grime artist D Double E. He soon gained further exposure when he produced the Big H freestyle from the Practise Hours 2 DVD.

Steel Banglez Career

After being released from prison, He contributed production to Fix Dot’M and Yung Meth’s mixtape A Fix of Meth, and he teamed up again with Yung Meth, this time with Ghetts, on “Tidal Wave” which was released on SB.TV. He soon started working on tracks with a wider range of artists, such as “Breakdown” (with Big H, P Money, Wiley and Ghetts) and “Go Down South” (with Krept, Konan, Chip and Yungen, Not3s and James Lukezo of zua visa).

Eager to establish his credentials as a producer, Banglez ran a home studio from his manager’s house which offered free studio time to artists, with Wiley and Roll Deep two of the highest profile names to put their vocals to his beats. Steel Banglez later moved to a professional studio in what is now the Link Up TV office where he worked with Cashtastic, Yungen and Krept and Konan. In 2014, Steel Banglez focused on producing Cashtastic’s debut album which was due to be released by Universal Music.However, that project ended when Cashtastic was deported. As a result, new production work dried up and Steel Banglez lost direction in what he calls a “mad depressed stage” in his life.

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Banglez was newly inspired when he heard the track “No Buddy” by MoStack in the summer of 2015. They connected via Twitter, and Steel Banglez produced his debut mixtape Gangster with Banter. On New Year’s Eve of 2015, he first heard MIST and realised that the Birmingham-based rapper’s use of phrases from the Punjabi language would help him connect with a large audience.

After making contact via Instagram, Banglez drove MIST to his studio in London where he played him the beat of what would become the track “Karlas Back”. He produced MIST’s breakthrough EP “M I S T to the T” in 2016 and then acted as executive producer on his Warner Bros. Records debut Diamond in the Dirt in 2018, which featured artists including MoStack, Jessie Ware and Haile from WSTRN. Another high profile production came when he collaborated with Jae5 on “Fisherman”, a track from J Hus’s debut album “Common Sense”.

Banglez’s career as a lead artist was also gaining momentum. He signed a publishing deal with Warner/Chappell Music in April 2017 before signing to Warner Bros. Records, together with his imprint Spiritual Records, later renamed Gifted Music, in April 2017.

He released “Money” in March 2017, which featured several of his friends and collaborators such as MoStack, MIST, Haile and Abra Cadabra. MoStack also appeared on the follow-up single “Bad” alongside Yungen, Mr Eazi and Not3s. Released in November, “Bad” climbed the UK Singles Chart for several weeks before peaking at number 29 in February. In March, the track was certified Silver by the BPI in recognition of 200,000 sales.

Steel Banglez Net Worth

His net worth hasn’t been estimated yet but is still under review.

Steel Banglez Personal Life

There isn’t any information yet regarding his romantic life.

Steel Banglez Imprisoned

He was arrested at the age of 17 serving three years of a six year sentence for illegal firearms charges.

Steel Banglez Songs

Title Year Peak chart positions Certifications Album
UK
“Money”
(featuring Mostack, MIST,Haile and Abra Cadabra)
2017 — Non-album singles
“Bad”
(featuring Yungen, MoStack, Mr Eazi andNot3s)
29
  • BPI: Gold
“Your Lovin’”
(featuring MØ and Yxng Bane)
2018 47
  • BPI: Silver
“Hot Steppa”
(featuring Loski)
—
“Fashion Week”
(featuring AJ Tracey & MoStack)
2019 7

Steel Banglez Bad Lyrics

 

Bad

Bad, that girl yeah she bad
That ain’t my wife my nigga, but she gang
Badder than Al Capone smoking and drinking alcohol
Bad, that girl yeah she bad
That ain’t my wife my nigga, but she gang
Badder than Al Capone smoking and drinking alcohol

No girl she ain’t badder than, she ain’t ever been through a bag of man
She can still roll Dixy Chicken shop with me
She don’t care about no Hakkasan, she the baddest man
And that’s so real, rolls with the gang ’cause she’s so trill
Grab me some weed from a dealer, I tell her roll up, my boo knows how to bill
And that’s why I’m fucking with her and that’s why I’m rocking with her
She ain’t ever going through my phone
And I got my trust up in her, yeah
She’s too real, she be the girl that can call me whenever she wants me
And she knows I just be we just be G’s

She bad, that girl yeah she bad
That ain’t my wife my nigga, but she gang
Badder than Al Capone smoking and drinking alcohol
Bad, that girl yeah she bad
That ain’t my wife my nigga, but she gang
Badder than Al Capone smoking and drinking alcohol

My girl bad like Ri-Ri-Ri
She never hide from the D-D-D
So anything she want, I go give give give
Anything she want, I go give give give
(Ahh, yeah)
She’s the holster under safety to my gun
And when it’s fist fights or it’s gun fights in the streets she never ran
She dey hold me down
Feds knocking, she don’t make a sound
Steady on the grind

Never shy to bust a lick of wine, so all night long I go give her
Good good love I can give her, she’s all I want
She make me lose my mind, I tell you my girl bad

That girl yeah she bad
That ain’t my wife my nigga, but she gang
Badder than Al Capone smoking and drinking alcohol
Bad, that girl yeah she bad
That ain’t my wife my nigga, but she gang
Badder than Al Capone smoking and drinking alcohol

Bad, bestie bestie, she my rider
Yeah she got the main line and the Lyca
And when we riding out yeah she the driver
I pied ‘nuf of the old tings just to pipe her
Girl when you come back to my crib
Best know your getting that good D
Yeah I got rap P and hood P, it might cost your whole bank account to book me
Knightsbridge, hook her up with grilled meat
She said she don’t fuck with rappers, but I still beat
She said she wanna be more, I said we’ll speak
I got TLC at home but I still creep
The good ones I turn them to the bad ones
The pretty ones I turn them to the mad ones
Mumma wants more grandkids, my bad mum
Giving her G’s is what I call a grandson

Bad, that girl yeah she bad
That ain’t my wife my nigga, but she gang
Badder than Al Capone smoking and drinking alcohol
Bad, that girl yeah she bad
That ain’t my wife my nigga, but she gang
Badder than Al Capone smoking and drinking alcohol
Bad
Bad

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Steel Banglez New Song

Banglez has teamed with AJ Tracey and MoStack on new song “Fashion Week.” The upbeat track is one of 10 the three artists reportedly recorded together and arrives with a drip-heavy video which you can see below here.

Steel Banglez Interview

 

 

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