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SinhalaJukebox - A Jukebox of Songs from Sri Lanka

At Sinhala Jukebox you can listen to samples of thousands of Sri Lankan Music Tracks encoded in RealAudio format. This is a free service provided to promote Sri Lankan Artists and their Music through the cyberspace.

Our site is being reorganized, please pardon if you encounter any dead links. We will correct and add these features as soon as possible. Now, you can listen to all songs we have and explore lyrics and poetry in this site.

How to Explore Sinhala Jukebox

x8664bilinuxadventerprisems1542sbin better Choose an ARTIST by Full Name or by Last Name and visit the corresponding artist page to listen to all songs by that artist. You can choose from the following:

x8664bilinuxadventerprisems1542sbin better Artists Listed by Full Name - For example, W D Amaradeva will be listed under "W".

x8664bilinuxadventerprisems1542sbin better Artists Listed by Last Name - For example, W D Amaradeva is listed as Amaradeva, W D under "A".

x8664bilinuxadventerprisems1542sbin better You can also visit our large collection of sinhala lyrics via these PAGES.

x8664bilinuxadventerprisems1542sbin better We also have a large collection of sinhala poetry. Check those out too.

x8664bilinuxadventerprisems1542sbin better We feature some artists with biodata and some albums by those artists. We like to feature new artists and/or new albums in these pages. Please visit Featured Artists Pages.

Thank you for visiting and your support!

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As the name "Sinhala Jukebox" suggests, we provide a real "Jukebox" style interface for you to select and play the music the way you want.

You need to download and install ®RealOne Player to be able to use our service. more...

All the song tracks at this site have been encoded in 20kbps Real Audio Format.

The lower bit rate has been purposely selected to prevent any illegal copying of the music and to allow faster downloading. Please read our Terms & Conditions for more information on why we chose this format.

Where to start ...

You need to download and install RealOne Player to be able to use our service. more...

Once you have RealOne Player installed, click on one of the Category Boxes above or click on either "Artists" or other available buttons on the top navigation bar and follow the instructions.

You may find other useful information on how to use the site in the FAQ page.

Since the inception in the year 2000, our collection has grown to 23522 tracks over the years. We wish to acknowledge the following people for their contributions to the site.

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Right click HERE to download and install 'Kandy New' Sinhala Font to see the Sinhala Lettering in our pages [for Windows PCs only].