The new album brings together an extensive lineup of Punjabi artists
Punjabi producer Tank has released The Last Temptation (Part 2), the long-awaited conclusion to his acclaimed album series.
Released worldwide on September 25, 2026, the 15-track project follows The Last Temptation (Part 1), which arrived in 2025.
The new album brings together an extensive lineup of Punjabi artists, with Tank showcasing a range of sounds across the project.
The album opens with ‘Intro’, featuring Master Rakesh on vocals and lyrics by Jeet Matharoo, before moving into ‘Kaun Rokhdha’ by Ashok Gill, with lyrics from Bhinder Khanpuri.
Other tracks include ‘High Standard’, performed by Amarjeet Desi and Jaswinder Jassi, and ‘Jalandhar’, which features Anantpal Billa and Horizyn.
Nirmal Sidhu lends his vocals to ‘Duniya’, while Rommy features on ‘Gutt’ and Bakshi Billa performs ‘Doubt’.
Amarjeet Desi takes on both singing and songwriting duties for ‘Chori Notice’, while Jelly Manjitpuri features on ‘Beat’, with lyrics by J-Deep.
The album also includes ‘Lenghe Waliye’, bringing together Nav Sidhu and the late Karan MC, with lyrics by Bhinder Khanpuri.
Supnandan features on ‘Boli’, while Ranbir Daskai contributes vocals to ‘Pasand’, written by Sanket.
The final tracks include ‘Giddhe Vich’, performed by Jyoti Gill, followed by ‘Billo Bottlan’ from Bobby Sarver, who also provides the lyrics.
Bobby Sarver returns for the album’s ‘Outro’, with lyrics by Kang, bringing the 15-track project to a close.
Behind the production, the album has been mixed and mastered by Amit ‘Fire-Tiger’ Mattu, Simon ‘Subs’ Duggal and Beat Injector.
The project was recorded at Suki Chand Studios in the UK, while its visual identity has been developed by Dhiman Productions.
Music videos and digital content for the release have also been created by TXN Visuals and Deep R Dee.
The album continues Tank’s work as a producer while bringing together established Punjabi artists and newer voices across a multi-genre project.
With its release on September 25, The Last Temptation (Part 2) is now available to stream across major music platforms.
The album also highlights Tank’s ability to bring different generations and styles of Punjabi music together within one project.
The release features a mix of traditional Punjabi influences and contemporary sounds, giving each track its own distinct identity.
The project also brings together a wide range of artists from across the Punjabi music scene, creating a varied sound that celebrates the depth of contemporary Punjabi music.
