Punjabi musician Talwiinder (PHOTO: Instagram)
Talwiinder was born on October 22, 1997, as Talwinder Singh Sidhu, the Indian singer, songwriter and composer. He incorporates Punjabi folk with electronic, hip-hop, R&B, trap, drill, synth-pop, lo-fi, and alternative pop.
Talwiinder always paints his face, and this is one of the reasons many of his fans wonder why he chose to paint it all the time as the singer has stated that he wants his personal and professional lives to be separate and by covering his face he wants the people to listen to his music rather than to look at his appearance.
Talwiinder is of the opinion that the paint erases the ego and teaches him that the work is valuable than the artist. This enigma has only contributed to his increased popularity among fans who declare that this has given him an added flavor to his personality.
He was born as Talwinder Singh Sidhu, an Indian man, but born in Tarn Taran, Punjab.
Talwiinder, who is a native of Tarn Taran in Punjab, is based in India. He lives in Punjab and San Francisco and mixes those influences of music. Talwinder belongs to a family of Punjabi Jats-Sidhu.
Talwiinder’s net worth is estimated to be USD 1.31 million (Over 11,54,36,610.50 Indian Rupees). It is estimated on the basis of the publicly available information such as streaming income and social indicators and might not be accurate.
Among the greatest hits by Talwiinder, there is Khayaal with more than 60 million plays on Spotify and Nasha with more than 18 million plays on Spotify. The>Gallan 4, Dhundhala, Wishes, Your Eyes, Unforgettable, and Gaani are also famous songs. His songs receive immense love due to the fact that they are able to preserve the Punjabi spirit yet sound modern.
He continues to experiment with genres. At the moment, he is working on country and jazz-inspired projects.
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