Overview

• The debut track crossed more than 3.5 million views within a week on YouTube, with many commenters drawing comparisons to the late Sidhu Moosewala.
• Param, 19, is from Duneke in Punjab’s Moga district and speaks about supporting her parents, with her mother working as a house help and her father as a daily-wage labourer.
• The song was recorded in an Airbnb during Sandhu’s visit to India, finished at his UK studio, released via independent label Collab Creations, and filmed by Tru Makers in Mohali.
• Industry leaders describe her as a rare Punjabi female rapper in a male-dominated space, with Speed Records’ managing director calling her the first in the local ‘Gully Boy’ style.
• Her path runs through Class 10 discovery of rap, music studies at DM College in Moga, Dana Mandi cypher sessions, and co-writing with Jashanpreet Singh ‘Saab’ for the single.