For Jassi , Music and singing were second nature in his family. Ours was a joint family and all of the children in the family were always competing to outclass each other at singing the traditional jhalla. He was nostalgic about the early morning practices with his harmonium in storeroom, scared to let his father hear him or see him.  

Jassis childhood was a happy and adventurous one born and bought up in a typical town of Punjab. He was the most pampered and doted upon members of his family. However his home environment was hardly conducive to the promotion of music and creative arts, having an inborn dedication towards music and singing.   

His belief was simple. More than catchy lyrics and technically-savvy music videos, what really matters in a song is the melody. He made numerous attempts  to offer such melodious tunes, which people can play over and over again.

For Jassi each day and each moment is full of new discoveries in the field of music. He has an unending quest for ways and means to take Punjabi music to each nook and corner of the world.  He wants to make Punjabi music so popular that itll break all barriers of language, religion, countries and human races.

In his childhood, Jassi got a lot of exposure to Punjabi folk-lore and classical music from Lahore Radio.Jasbir Jassi was so passionate about music that he quit engineering to study classical music. After his initial training under V.S. Jolly, Jassi trained under the guidance of famed Sufiana musician, Puran Shah Koti. 

In 1989, he left his hometown of Gurdaspur and came to Patiala in search of a career in music. In Patiala, he met Harpal Tiwana, a renowned theatre personality and started out by singing and composing songs for stage shows.He started lending his voice to several Punjabi films and remix albums such as 'Balle Balbiro Balle'. Then came the saucy video 'Dil Le Gayee' in 1998, he gave the millenniums first hit song "KUDI-KUDI" followed by more successful numbers " NISHANI YAAR DI" but all this is behind him and Jassi is inspired to reach greats highs.

Biggest influence in his life has been his mentor and spiritual guru Baba Kashmira Singh Ji who has inspired him to look beyond all horizons and reach the pinnacle of perfection in his field.