Amanraj Gill and Prem Lata are names associated with vocal performers in the Punjabi music and playback singing tradition, originating from the Punjab region of India. Their work spans styles rooted in Punjabi folk and contemporary popular music, including filmi playback and devotional songs, reflecting the melodic and rhythmic conventions of Punjabi vocal performance. Active in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, their recordings and appearances emphasize expressive vocal delivery, traditional melodic phrasing, and the use of regional language and themes common to Punjabi songcraft.