Harjot Sidhu, born in Nawanshehar, Punjab, embarked on a musical journey that transcends continents. Moving to Queens, New York, at the age of five, he encountered a cultural shift that ignited a passion for both his Punjabi roots and the vibrant world of hip hop. Immersing himself in the diverse sounds of both worlds, Harjot developed an unshakeable passion for Punjabi music alongside the emerging hip hop and rap culture. Artists like 50 Cent and Eminem resonated with him, yet he still remained heavily connected to Punjabi icons like Kulwinder Dhillon , Diljit Dosanjh , and Soni Pabla . Noticing a cultural shift, Sidhu observed his peers distancing themselves from Punjabi music, due to the complex lyrics and the ethnic beats. Determined to bridge the gap, he envisioned a musical harmony that would allow youngsters to feel proud of their roots without feeling like outsiders. Harjot aspires to elevate Punjabi music to mainstream recognition, providing a stage for everyone to witness the richness of his culture. As a versatile artist, Sidhu has left an undeniable mark in the Punjab Hip Hop Music Industry, showcasing his talents as a singer, lyricist, and producer. Anthems like DOABA, They Know, and Cece's Melody stand as testament to his commitment to building a connection between the traditional and the contemporary.