Three Songs Released on Sidhu Moosewala’s Birthday

Punjab : On the birth anniversary of late Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala, three unreleased songs were officially launched, creating a wave of emotion among fans worldwide. The tracks, which were once held back by Moosewala’s father Balkaur Singh, have now been made public, each quickly climbing music charts and social media trends.

The emotional weight of the release was evident in the words of Moosewala’s father, who admitted during a small gathering that he had previously requested his son not to publish these specific songs. “But today, I had no choice but to release them. I had to do it for his fans and in his memory,” he shared with teary eyes. This heartfelt confession added depth to an already nostalgic moment for Moosewala’s millions of admirers.

The newly released songs reflect Sidhu’s trademark lyrical depth, combining themes of struggle, pride, and cultural identity. Each track brings out different shades of the artist’s personality, and fans have expressed their appreciation for the honesty and raw emotion present in the lyrics and composition. The songs were completed before his untimely death in May 2022, and were kept safe by his team and family until this special occasion.

Fans across the globe took to social media, not only to celebrate Sidhu Moosewala’s life and music but also to thank his family for the gift of new music. Within hours of release, the songs began trending on YouTube and Spotify in India, Canada, the UK, and several other countries where Moosewala has a loyal fanbase.

Several artists and collaborators of Moosewala paid tribute through posts and messages, remembering his musical legacy and his bold voice that challenged conventions and represented the Punjabi youth. Candle marches and musical gatherings were held in his native village Moosa and in major cities around the world.

Sidhu Moosewala, known for songs like “295,” “So High,” and “The Last Ride,” continues to live on through his powerful lyrics and iconic music. His influence in modern Punjabi music remains unmatched, and the release of these three tracks further cements his place as a cultural icon. For his fans, the music serves not only as a reminder of what was lost, but also of what continues to inspire.