AP Dhillon surprises fans with a rock-inspired sound in his new single ‘Raatan Lambiyaan’ featuring Shinda Kahlon. The guitar-driven track marks a bold new musical phase for the global Punjabi star after his sold-out tour.
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When AP Dhillon goes quiet, fans get suspicious. When he suddenly drops a new song, they get loud. And that’s exactly what’s happening now. Fresh from selling out massive shows and breaking hearts across continents, the Punjabi hitmaker is back. This time, he is bringing rock energy with him. Yes, you read that right. AP Dhillon has just released a brand-new track called ‘Raatan Lambiyaan’.
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Known for smooth, moody hits like ‘Excuses’, ‘Summer High’ and ‘Brown Munde’, AP Dhillon has surprised fans by stepping into a new sound space.
‘Raatan Lambiyaan’, made in collaboration with longtime partner Shinda Kahlon, is not your usual chill playlist track. It comes packed with guitar riffs and raw vocals. And, it has rock-inspired vibe that feels bold and loud.
Interestingly, ‘Raatan Lambiyaan’ was not sudden drop. AP had teased the track months ago during an Instagram Live session.
Fans quickly caught on and started asking for the full version almost every day.
Talking about the release, AP Dhillon shared that the song gave him a chance to explore the “raw energy of rock.” He said fans kept messaging him after the teaser, pushing him to finally release it.
According to him, the idea was to create something powerful and different from his usual work.
The release comes right after AP Dhillon wrapped up his One of One Tour, which was completely sold out. The tour saw him performing in front of huge crowds across cities.
In Delhi alone, nearly 20,000 fans turned up to watch him perform live.
AP Dhillon has slowly but surely built a global image. He blends hip-hop, pop and now rock, without losing his Punjabi identity. In 2023, he made history by becoming first Punjabi-language artist to perform at Juno Awards in Canada.
With over two billion streams worldwide, his influence continues to grow.
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