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Vardan Blues

Desi Hip-Hop Haryanvi
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Albums

1 releases

About Vardan Blues

Vardan Blues is an independent Haryanvi hip-hop artist and a genuine one-man operation: across his releases he is credited as singer, writer and composer — and usually the video editor too. That do-it-all approach runs through his self-released work on his own channel, with production credited to "Maa Baap" and videos directed by Shiva Jangra.
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Who is Vardan Blues?

Vardan Blues is an independent Haryanvi hip-hop artist and a genuine one-man operation: across his releases he is credited as singer, writer and composer — and usually the video editor too. That do-it-all approach runs through his self-released work on his own channel, with production credited to "Maa Baap" and videos directed by Shiva Jangra.

Ground Zero

His 2026 album Ground Zero rolled out as a single series across the year: the taunting opener "RAGE BAIT" in February, the one-take-shot "Don't Disturb" in March, and the chase anthem "RUN" in June. His sound sits in the aggressive lane of Haryanvi hip-hop — rapid dialect rhymes, car culture and street bravado over hard modern production.

Discography

Ground Zero (2026, self-released):

Style

Independent infrastructure, Haryanvi language and full creative control define the Vardan Blues project. This page will grow as more of his work is released and documented.

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Frequently asked

Who is Vardan Blues?
Vardan Blues is an independent Haryanvi hip-hop artist who writes, composes and sings his own material — and edits his own videos — behind the 2026 album Ground Zero.
What album is "RUN" from?
"RUN" is from Ground Zero, Vardan Blues' 2026 album, released on his own channel.