The Kidd

Behind some of Punjabi music’s biggest anthems of the last decade is The Kidd, one of the most innovative producers of his generation. Known for crafting unforgettable beats that blend folk textures with modern hip-hop and trap, The Kidd has worked with icons like Sidhu Moose Wala, Karan Aujla, and Prem Dhillon. His ability to merge raw Punjabi energy with global soundscapes has made him one of the most sought-after names in the industry.

Early Life & Background

The Kidd, whose real name is Anurag Singh, hails from Mohali, Punjab. Music was a passion from an early age, and he taught himself production techniques using digital audio workstations. Unlike many of his contemporaries, he wasn’t a vocalist—his craft was in sound design. His unique sense of rhythm and melody quickly set him apart, drawing artists eager to collaborate.

Breakthrough with Sidhu Moose Wala

The Kidd’s breakthrough came when he linked with Sidhu Moose Wala, producing tracks that went on to become generational anthems. Songs like:

So High (2017) – one of Sidhu’s first major viral hits, powered by The Kidd’s hard-hitting trap production.
Bambiha Bole (2020) – a fan-favorite collaboration between Sidhu and Amrit Maan, cementing The Kidd’s reputation.
295 (2021) – a haunting track from Moosetape that gained new emotional weight after Sidhu’s passing.

These collaborations solidified The Kidd as not just a beatmaker, but a creative partner capable of elevating an artist’s storytelling.

Signature Sound & Style

The Kidd’s artistry is defined by:

Fusion of genres – hip-hop/trap elements mixed with Punjabi folk instruments.
Atmospheric beats – dark, moody textures that amplify lyrical storytelling.
Global appeal – production that feels fresh whether in Punjab, Canada, or the UK.
Consistency – a track record of delivering hits without sounding repetitive.

This sonic identity made him one of the central figures in Punjabi hip-hop’s global rise.

Collaborations & Discography

Beyond Sidhu Moose Wala, The Kidd has worked with leading artists across the Punjabi scene:

His name on a track instantly signals high production quality and replay value.

Global Impact

The Kidd’s beats have not only dominated Punjabi charts but also connected with diaspora audiences worldwide. His work frequently trends on YouTube’s global charts, and songs like 295 and Old Skool have become staples in clubs, cars, and festival playlists across Canada, the UK, and Australia.

Recent Work & Updates

The Kidd continues to release collaborations with top Punjabi rappers and singers, keeping his sound at the forefront of the industry.
In 2024–2025, he has teased independent instrumental projects, aiming to highlight his production skills outside of vocal features.
With more international artists recognizing Punjabi music, industry chatter suggests potential crossover collabs featuring The Kidd’s beats.

Why The Kidd Matters

In a scene often driven by vocalists, The Kidd proves the power of production. His beats have defined an era of Punjabi music, shaping the soundtracks of Sidhu Moose Wala’s rise and inspiring a generation of producers to innovate. Simply put, The Kidd isn’t just behind the music—he is the music.