Prem Dhillon | |
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| Background information | |
| Birth name | Premjeet Singh Dhillon |
| Born | 4 January 1995 Amritsar, Punjab, India |
| Origin | Punjab, India |
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| Instrument(s) | Vocals |
| Years active | 2018–present |
| Labels | Sidhu Moose Wala • Thug Life Records • Speed Records |
| Website | Prem Dhillon on Instagram |
Premjeet Singh Dhillon (born 4 January 1995) is an Indian singer and songwriter associated with Punjabi music. Dhillon is best known for singles "Boot Cut", "Old Skool" and "Majha Block".
Premjeet Singh Dhillon was born to Kuldeep Singh Dhillon and Bhagwant Kaur on 4 January 1995 in Amritsar, Punjab. [1] [2] He married his longtime girlfriend Harmanjeet Kaur Rai on 22 January 2024. [1]
Dhillon started his music career with the single "Chan Milondi", which was released in March 2018. [3] Later, his "Patt Tenu" from " Mr & Mrs 420 Returns" was released in August 2018. In 2019, his single "Positive Jatt" was released. In September 2019, he finally got his breakthrough with single "Boot Cut", released by Sidhu Moose Wala. [4] As of October 2020, the song has been viewed over 37 million times on YouTube. [5] In January 2020, his single "Old Skool" was released, which also featured punjabi rappers, Sidhu Moose Wala and, Nseeb. The song was viewed over a million times within hours of its release on YouTube, [6] and peaked at number 16 in Apple Music India daily charts. [7] The song was ranked at number 52 in Global, [8] 23 in India, [9] 6 in Australia, [10] in Canada, [11] and 2 in New Zealand on YouTube music charts. [12] On the BBC's Asian music chart, the song entered top 20, and became Dhillon's first song to reach the chart. [13] In April 2020, he released the single "Jatt Hunde Aa", which debuted at number 38 on Apple Music chart in India. [14] Its music video was released in June 2020.
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| Title | Year | Peak chart position | Music | Label | Album | ||
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| NZ Hot | UK Asian [15] | UK Punjabi | |||||
| "Chan Milondi" | 2018 | — | — | — | Harz Aeden | Prem Dhillon | |
| Patt Tenu | — | — | — | Jay K | Lokdhun Punjabi | Mr & Mrs 420 Returns soundtrack | |
| "Positive Jatt" | 2019 | — | — | — | Dope Peppz | Dope Peppz | |
| "Bootcut" | — | — | San B | Sidhu Moose Wala | |||
| "Old Skool"(featuring Nseeb and Sidhu Moose Wala) | 2020 | — | 19 [16] | The Kidd | |||
| "Jatt Hunde Aa" | — | — | San B | ||||
| "Badmashi" | — | — | Prem Dhillon | ||||
| "Liv In"(featuring Barbie Maan) | — | 30 | — | The Kidd | Sidhu Moose Wala | ||
| "Majha Block" | — | — | San B | ||||
| "Just a Dream" | 2021 | — | — | Opi Music Lyrics: Jagjit | |||
| Seen From Far | — | — | — | Gill Saab | Prem Dhillon | ||
| "Lost Love" | — | — | Ikky Music | Thug Life Records | |||
| "Copyright" | — | — | Snappy | Speed Records | |||
| "Parahune" (with Amrit Maan) | — | — | 7 [17] | San B | Sidhu Moose Wala | ||
| "Behind Barz" | — | — | — | Opi Music | 5911 Records | ||
| "Mere Wala Jatt" | — | — | San B | Speed Records | |||
| "Shah Ji" | — | 19 [18] | — | Snappy | Prem Dhillon | ||
| Moon Bound" | — | — | Opi Music Lyrics:Bir Singh | ||||
| "G Loss" | — | — | Snappy | ||||
| "U Next" | — | — | San B | ||||
| "All Aces" (with Blamo featuring TOI) | 2022 | — | 27 [19] | Byg Byrd | |||
| "Dreams Unfold" | — | 38 [20] | 18 [21] | Opi Music Lyrics: Jagjit | Melody House | ||
| "Blackia" | — | — | San B | Prem Dhillon | |||
| Wait & Watch | — | — | Desi Crew | Times Music | ‘Babbar’ soundtrack | ||
| Mob N Love | — | — | Opi Music | Prem Dhillon | |||
| Blame | — | — | San B | T series | |||
| "Ain't Died in vain" | — | — | Snappy | Prem Dhillon | |||
| OG | 27 [22] | 27 [23] | 20 [24] | San B | No Lookin’ Back EP | ||
| 26 Blvd | 33 | 34 | — | ||||
| Nah They Can’t | 34 | 35 | — | Snappy | |||
| Never Again | — | — | — | ||||
| Move On | — | — | — | Inder | Archives EP | ||
| Stargaze | — | — | — | Opi Music | |||
| Let Go | — | ProdGK | |||||
| Baba Garja Ji Baba Botta Ji (Vaar) | 2023 | — | — | Snappy | |||
| Film | Year | Title | Music | Label |
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| Mr & Mrs 420 Returns | 2018 | Patt Tenu | Jassi Katyal | Lokdhun |
| Babbar | 2022 | Wait & Watch | Desi Crew | Bamb Beats |
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