TV Guide BBC Asian Network Wednesday

Jasmine Sandlas is a Punjabi-American singer and songwriter. Born in California in 1985, she began her music career in 2008 and quickly gained popularity with her unique blend of Punjabi folk music and contemporary Western sounds. Some of her most popular songs include 'Sip Sip,' and 'Illegal Weapon.' Jasmine is known for her powerful voice and her ability to blend traditional Punjabi music with modern pop and hip-hop. She has won numerous awards for her music, including the BritAsia TV Music Award for Best Female Act and the PTC Punjabi Music Award for Best Non-Resident Punjabi Vocalist. BBC Asian Network honour a contemporary cultural legend. Featuring BBC exclusive archive footage.

Haroon's dropping the week's biggest tunes along with plenty of laughter and chat. Whatever you're doing and wherever you are listening - car, office, kitchen or bedroom - Haroon's got the tunes to keep you company. Haroon's round of applause is up for grabs in Gym Check, and we hear the Track of the Week. Produced in Birmingham by BBC Audio for BBC Asian Network.

Haroon's dropping the week's biggest tunes along with plenty of laughter and chat. Wherever you're listening, Haroon's got the tunes to keep you company. Produced in Birmingham by BBC Audio for BBC Asian Network.

Haroon Rashid plays Asian Network Certified Throwback bangers. Big anthems and tunes you haven't heard in ages! From Bollywood, Bhangra, hip-hop, R&B, UK garage and British Asian beats all mashed up! Produced in Birmingham by BBC Audio for BBC Asian Network.

It's officially hump day so, what better way to get over it then to bare it all to Jaz Singh! What's one thing you're dying to confess? Did you leave a coloured sock in the wash? Pretend to be asleep so your partner could take out the rubbish? Or maybe sneak a sip of your co-worker’s drink? Share your secrets with Jaz and lighten your heart and of course anonymity guaranteed if you want it! Hear the hottest tracks right here on BBC Asian Network by asking your smart speaker to 'play BBC Asian Network.' Produced in Birmingham by Glenvale for BBC Asian Network.