Parvyn is a multidisciplinary artist who has spent her life on stage, beginning her international touring career at the age of seven with her family's band Dya Singh, then as front-woman of cult psychedelic band The Bombay Royale. Her debut solo record 'Sa' (released Sep 2021) was nominated for the 2022 ARIA 'Best World Music' Album of the Year, the prestigious Australian Music Prize, and the AusIndies Best Independent Soul/RnB Album of the Year. She has performed her current solo project at festivals including WOMADelaide, Mona Foma, Darwin Festival, OzAsia Festival, the National and Woodford Folk Festival.
Parvyn's music encompasses genre-drifting flow-state pop melds with classical Indian raga melodies and rhythms, with soul, rock and jazz. Recording with producers Aurora Jane and Mary Ancheta (MaryJane HiFi) in Vancouver BC, Parvyn's current album 'Maujuda' is testament to her songwriting and compositional skill and artistry.
In 2010, Parvyn was a founding member of The Bombay Royale, who in 2012 released their first album 'You Me Bullets Love', which went straight to number one on the iTunes 'world' charts. Licensing deals with HBO TV's 'Better Call Saul', Ubisoft Games 'Far Cry 4', and movie Polite Society helped to increase the bands international profile
Parvyn has collaborated with Aussie Hip-Hop artists Mantra in 2011 on his single “Got Me Wrong” which was on high rotation on Triple J and ABC's Rage TV show. In 2016 she also collaborated with L-Fresh the Lion on his ARIA nominated album Become and recently with Adelaide MC Kultar Ahluwalia on his EP Mixed Race Tape that premiered at OzAsia Festival 2024.
Internationally she has performed at the Winnepeg Folk Festival, Salmon Arm Folk Fest, and Hillside Festival in Canada, California World Music Fest, Glastonbury, Womad UK, Cambridge Folk Fest, Royal Albert Hall, Singapore Arts Festival, Smithsonian Institute, Sakifo Festival (ReUnion Island), Sziget Festival and extensively across Sikh community venues all over the globe.
Parvyn has performed on the ABC 'Spicks and Specks' and ArtWorks TV shows, Channel 7's Dancing with the Stars, and performed the Indian National Anthem at the MCG Boxing Day Test in 2018.
Together with her husband Josh, Parvyn also tours the nation presenting cultural education workshops on Indian classical and Bollywood music and dance at primary and secondary schools as well as festivals and events working with organisations such as Multicultural Arts Victoria and Nexus Arts.