Asian Network’s Bobby Friction retraces Sidhu Moose Wala’s journey from Punjabi folk singer to trailblazing hip-hop artist, speaking to his contemporaries, friends and industry peers about the man, his music, and his legacy.

In part one, the story focuses on Sidhu’s musical beginnings and the impact that his move as an international student to Brampton, Ontario in Canada had on his songwriting and style. Sidhu started out as a folk singer and lyricist-for-hire but something about the way he wrote, how he expressed himself and his unique aesthetic made him stand out.

Assistant Producer: Gurdev Potiwal
Producer: Bharat Joshi
Executive Producers: Sheetal Parmar and Beth Newell

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