Right on pace for the summer, Hans Mann is back with his long anticipated come-back single, "Give It All", check out the video here! Combining his finesse for dance floor bhangra with an exciting Soca twist, Hans wants to make the parkas disappear for good.

"Give It All" features rapper Tha Prophecy in a brand new turn, harmonizing a hook and verse that sound beamed in straight from the islands. Take the tarp of the convertible and crank this one to eleven.

Hans Mann was born in Chandigarh, India but spent his formative in Toronto, Canada.  He first began experimenting with music in his early teens. In high school he studied western classical and learned to play the Keyboard, Harmonium, Tumbi and Mandolin almost at all at once.  While still in school, Hans composed and performed original music for the award winning social commentary play "S.T.O.P.P." at the Sears Theatre Festival. It was around this time that Hans began setting his sights on Indian classical music scene.  In 2007, Hans travelled to India to record his critically acclaimed debut album "Much Jatt Di".

The album helped gain the young producer recognition with features that included Miss Pooja, Karamjeet Anmol, Meet Malkit.  While promoting the album, Hans met friend and future collaborator Deep Jandu. In 2010 he produced Deep Jandu's debut "Nach".

Hans has remained actively touring throughout his career with highlights including performances at 2010 CTV Winter Olympics Celebration, 2011 IIFA awards, and appearing on programs with with Malkit Singh and Roach Killa. Hans is constantly developing his unique sound, while paying a healthy homage to the artists that influenced him.  His eclectic influences include Kuldeep Manak, Sukshinder Shinda, A.R Rahman, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.  While focusing on production for a few years, Hans made his singing debut with 2012's "Mahiya".
 
 
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