the official video had crossed 1.8 million views on YouTube.
Sidhu Moose Wala has surprised fans by releasing a new posthumous track, ‘Ghostface Killah’, more than four years after his death.
The track was released on September 21 on the late artist’s official YouTube channel.
The unexpected release quickly attracted attention from fans, with the official video receiving millions of views within hours.
According to Punjabi Tribune, the song was uploaded at around 5:50 pm and had passed 331,000 views within its first hour.
The track had also received more than 128,000 likes during that first hour, showing the immediate response from listeners.
By around six hours after its release, the official video had crossed 1.8 million views on YouTube.
The release has given fans another opportunity to hear previously unreleased material from one of Punjabi music’s most recognisable artists.
‘Ghostface Killah’ is credited to Sidhu Moose Wala, with music by producer Mxrci.
The song was released alongside an official video, with Navkaran Brar credited for the visuals.
The track arrived without the usual promotional build-up, making its sudden appearance particularly notable for fans following Moosewala’s posthumous music.
It is reported that the song is Moose Wala’s 13th posthumous release since his death in May 2022.
Sidhu Moose Wala, whose real name was Shubhdeep Singh Sidhu, was 28 when he was shot dead in Punjab.
Since his death, his unreleased recordings have continued to be released, keeping his music in the spotlight.
‘Ghostface Killah’ continues that run, arriving as fans remain closely connected to Moose Wala’s music and online presence.
Ghostface Killah is the stage name of Wu-Tang Clan member Dennis David Coles, although the new Punjabi track is a separate release.
Moose Wala was known for incorporating hip-hop influences into his music, alongside Punjabi songwriting and contemporary production.
Fans have been sharing the release across social media since it appeared online, with reactions focusing on the surprise drop and new material.
The response has also highlighted the continued interest surrounding Moosewala’s music years after his death.
‘Ghostface Killah’ is now available to listen to online, including through major music streaming platforms.
The release also comes ahead of a planned hologram tour, which is set to begin in Toronto on October 9.
The latest song adds another entry to Sidhu Moose Wala’s posthumous catalogue and gives listeners more music from his recorded work.
With millions of views arriving shortly after release, ‘Ghostface Killah’ has quickly become another major moment for fans of the late Punjabi singer.
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