June 11, 2025 — Fans around the world paid tribute to late Punjabi music icon Sidhu Moosewala on what would have been his 32nd birthday, as three previously unreleased songs dropped online to mark the occasion.
Titled “0008,” “Neal,” and “Take Notes,” the tracks were released under the Moose Print EP on his official YouTube channel and across major streaming platforms. The response was overwhelming—each track crossed over a million views within the first hour, a testament to Moosewala’s enduring legacy and the deep connection he continues to hold with fans worldwide.
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📺 BBC Series Rekindles Global Interest
Adding to the emotional day, the BBC World Service released the first two episodes of The Killing Call, a much-anticipated documentary series that explores the events leading up to Moosewala’s tragic assassination in 2022. The series has reignited discussions around the circumstances of his death and offered a fresh perspective on his meteoric rise to fame and the controversies that followed him.
👨👩👦 Family’s Personal Tribute
Back home in Moosa village, Mansa district, Moosewala’s family observed a quiet but heartfelt remembrance. His father, Balkaur Singh, who had hinted at the music release days earlier, led a prayer ceremony followed by a cake-cutting ritual. A tender photo of Moosewala’s young son shared online added an emotional weight to the day, drawing an outpouring of love from fans.
🎤 Moosewala’s Impact Lives On
Born on June 11, 1993, Sidhu Moosewala was shot dead on May 29, 2022, in an incident that shocked millions. Yet, his influence on Punjabi music and youth culture remains undiminished. With a distinctive lyrical style that blended raw emotion, pride, and resistance, Moosewala carved out a unique space in the music industry—one that still resonates powerfully today.
As fans stream the new tracks and tune into the documentary, one thing is clear: Moosewala’s voice may have been silenced, but his message and music continue to echo far and wide.
