Who are Gurinder Gill: Amritpal Singh Dhillon, also known as AP Dhillon, is the subject of a new documentary series titled “AP Dhillon: First Of A Kind” and recently released by Amazon Prime Video. In light of AP Dhillon’s meteoric ascent to fame, it is important to highlight his contemporaries who continue to make waves in the rap scene. Not only are Gurinder Gill, Shinda Kahlon, and Gminxr part of the same musical landscape, but they also share a record label.
Gurinderbir Singh Gill, better known by his stage name Gurinder Gill, is an Indo-Canadian singer and rapper who is profoundly rooted in Punjabi music. The Official Charts Company’s Asian and Punjabi music charts in the United Kingdom have been consistently topped by his recordings. Even “Majhail” and “Brown Munde” have topped these charts with their popularity. In December of 2020, Gill issued his debut EP, “Not by Chance.” He works with AP Dhillon, Shinda Kahlon, and Gminxr as part of a Run-Up Records-affiliated trio.
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The talented lyricist Shinda Kahlon wrote the popular song “Farrar,” which was performed by Gurinder Gill and himself. His lyrical abilities have produced compositions such as “Arrogant,” “Feels,” “Don’t Test,” “Kirsaan,” and “Majhail.” The 2020 release of “Brown Munde,” a collaboration with AP Dhillon and Gurinder Gill, brought him enormous success. Shinda Kahlon was born into a Sikh family in 1996 in Ajnala, Amritsar, Punjab. He attended his local school in Ajnala before earning a degree in Business Management from Camosun College Lansdowne Campus in British Columbia, Canada.
Gminxr, on the other hand, keeps his identity secret and maintains a more enigmatic presence. His contributions to the compositions “Brown Munde: AP Dhillon, Gurinder Gill, Shinda Kahlon & Gminxr” (2020) and “AP Dhillon: First of a Kind” (2023) have earned him recognition in the music industry. Gminxr lives in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, and his actual name is Gagundeep Singh Randhawa.
These artists, along with AP Dhillon, are an integral part of the Punjabi music landscape, contributing their individual talents and styles to the evolution of the genre.
The series, directed by Jay Ahmed, explores the extraordinary voyage of this superstar rapper, tracing his path from a humble village in Punjab to his ascent as a Punjabi music sensation in Canada.
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