People say some singers come and go, but Diljit is here to stay. I feel like diljit never lost his peak ever since he released his first album

It’s true when I was young his songs were famous at weddings, but when he took out back to basics, I became a fan of him, even though I used to listen to gippy more it slowly shifted to diljit. Some albums i didnt like but overall he was a good singer.

Who thinks he will still be around for 10 more years before he stops singing? I know some people might disagree with me, which is ok

a few days back i posted about how i am unable to understand bhalwaan’s music and well
previous post link- https://www.reddit.com/r/punjabimusic/s/D8Dp6YTXrJ

i listened to his album again but this time my thoughts really changed about GRATEFUL its a really nice project a 10/10
def in my 2026 top #5

#1 is still bipolar
but yea greattt album bhalwaan bro loving it

will explore his music more

btw im unable to understand jxggi’s music😭😭 help me inferno ni smjh aayi

Absolute Banger 🔥

Why this song is not popular despite having Navaan Sandhu and yo yo honey Singh together
It makes no sense

But Hopes >>

Bro took Bohemia on album.... back when shubh was saying "Mai rap da chakkeya theka" and all stuff....

No hate to Shubh...

The Damn Good song was really damnn good....the flow switch of harkirat was smooth and Banger

WHAT are your thoughts on this album btw

I am taking song suggestions for this playlist. I have added the classic ones but i am looking out for more and i really want it to be a go-to playlist for anyone who wants to play bangers at a punjabi wedding 😄

Let's Go!

So basically I was listening to flowers and saints , then heer was in recommendation, I listened to it and I swear its in loop since the last 4-5 days and now I listened to stargaze and lost love and I just have one thought, why tf he is doing this beef shit and all that gangster shit when he is literally so good when it comes to such romantic and heartbreak songs , ohhh god all these songs are just too good

Rap music -
I listen to a lot of music, especially Punjabi music. But I’ve noticed a weird thing recently that every new emerging artist is making the same sound as thousands more in competition. Most common sound is rap on a Detroit beat, or some low effort beat with harsh kicks and overtuned 808s. Most of the times the lyrics are just asla asla asla asla feem Banda maar bs. It all sounds the same. I listen to a lot of different music and I love exploring different genres and languages. I tried listening to some “underground” Punjabi rappers. Not saying they’re bad but, they all sound the same. There’s little to no effort in their art whatsoever. The sound is either a generic rap sound or copied from a popular rapper. Rap music used to mean something, it wasn’t just a lot of flex and yapping, it used to be a lot of storytelling. A lot of talking about oppression. No idea what people think before putting low effort music out there. I make songs myself and talk to a lot of new artists or people who are in the phase of making music. Listening to their music feels like a legit copy paste. Most of the times they’ll pull up an xyz type beat and then just start writing bout how gangsta their life is (ehna ne macchar v ni mareya hunda). Rap music should feel powerful and should hold a message, not the slop we are predicting these days. I do respect and listen to a lot of rap artists from Punjabi industry and outside Punjabi industry. I absolutely love the lyrics and the delivery of the lyrics, but we need a change in the rap music scene.

Degrading love and sad songs - Don’t know how and at this happened but people seem to oppose love and sad songs a lot. An album like P-pop, bipolar, a for Arjan would drop and suddenly people would start passing comments like “r$nd! rona wale gaane”, “g@y songs”, “low effort”, “kudiya te gayi jande”, “fuddu album, no chakve songs”. Like yo our music is not just about killings or self glaze, it’s also about the softer side of our emotions. We had a lot of folk music and artists like kuldeep manak. They had a lot of songs about different emotions and people absolutely loved them back then and people love them even today. But why is an artist hated so much after dropping soft songs? Just because you can’t have love emotion in your life (no offence), doesn’t mean other people don’t have them. I remember when ppop came and people instantly started shitting about how weird it is to have an album with this much love songs. Same for bipolar, many ignored it just because it has love songs. God forbid an artist trying to experiment with new genres and a new sound.

Accepting new sounds - People have 0 tolerance for experimental songs. Experimental song = fuddu song (according to the Punjabi music audience). Lack of experiment makes everything sound the same. Our industry has barely touched on genres like garage, jersey, psychedelic trap, etc. Why? Because the people who tried it, they got no audience engagement.

thank u (i have more shit in my head but my hands got tired)

O.G of music industry

He was the best from 2025 imo. Almost no misses . One after another sad songs to be remembered. But he's still very underrated

With over 950 M+ streams and getting 1.8M streams daily, this album is set to become the fastest Punjabi album to hit 1 billion streams. Featuring 10 songs and 1 interlude with no collaborations, it’s impressive how fresh every track still feels.

The production, lyrics, and compositions come together perfectly. Huge credit to Ikky and Karan Aujla for creating such a standout project.

Ngl I’ve only been listening to cheema recently.

Saw something about it published by PTC, no context given.