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Singer, Lyricist & Composer Born in Ghurala, India, Karan Aujla began song writing as a means of coping with the loss of his parents. After moving to Canada at 17, he penned songs for Punjabi artists before gaining fame with his own release that was 2018’s “Don’t Worry.” His debut album, BacTHAfuKUP (B.T.F.U.), showcased his vocal talent in unison with trance-like Punjabi folk production. This solidified him as a global ambassador of Punjabi music worldwide as he continued to release Billboard charting singles as India’s most prominent artist. Karan Aujla is approaching 3 billion views on YouTube, has garnered over one billion audio streams, and 8 million followers across his social media channels. His cumulative musical experience has resulted in a fusion of Punjabi and North American sounds, where Karan serves as a cultural bridge.

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Singer, Lyricist & Composer Born in Ghurala, India, Karan Aujla began song writing as a means of coping with the loss of his parents. After moving to Canada at 17, he penned songs for Punjabi artists before gaining fame with his own release that was 2018’s “Don’t Worry.” His debut album, BacTHAfuKUP (B.T.F.U.), showcased his vocal talent in unison with trance-like Punjabi folk production. This solidified him as a global ambassador of Punjabi music worldwide as he continued to release Billboard charting singles as India’s most prominent artist. Karan Aujla is approaching 3 billion views on YouTube, has garnered over one billion audio streams, and 8 million followers across his social media channels. His cumulative musical experience has resulted in a fusion of Punjabi and North American sounds, where Karan serves as a cultural bridge.