As Punjabi Hip-Hop continues to anticipate Karan Aujla’s full-length album with Ikky this summer, the Punjabi rap superstar Karan Aujla doesn’t seem to stop his unprecedented rise to global stardom.
Earlier today, the hard-hitting emcee and songwriter forayed into the flagrant world of motorsports and linked up with Alfa Romeo Team Stake’s superstar drivers Valtteri Bottas and Zhou Guanyu. Aujla’s appearance with global motorsports arrives as part of his far-reaching partnership with Stake.
Besides Aujla, who oftentimes bets big money on Indian cricket via the platform, Hip-Hop pioneer Drake has often shared his Stake receipts involving the NBA too. Alfa Romeo F1 shared an exclusive short clip which shows the “52 Bars” emcee joining forces with the influential F1 motorsport drivers. Check it out here.
Aujla’s link-up with Alfa Romeo’s motorsport athletes arrives amidst high anticipation for his new rap album this summer. Executive Produced by Punjabi Hip-Hop superproducer Ikky, Aujla confirmed his debut full-length effort with the “Baller” superproducer in March amidst an extraordinary rollout of the “Four You” EP.
The Ikky-produced project featured Aujla’s three incendiary Punjabi rap records – “52 Bars”, “Yeah Naah” and “Take It Easy” alongside an immersive pop record “Fallin Apart”.
In fact, Aujla has been navigating his rap career with unprecedented suave. Besides the “Four You” EP, Aujla teamed up with Indian Hip-Hop superstar Badshah on “Players”. It was preceded by Aujla’s ruthless rap record “On Top”.
Most recently, Aujla linked up with his frequent collaborator and another Punjabi rap superproducer Yeah Proof on “P.O.V.”
As reported earlier, whether the hard-hitting rap record will feature on Aujla’s upcoming album remains to be seen. However, since Aujla has confirmed that this would rather be a joint album with Ikky, fans can expect fresh records from “Geetan Di Machine”.
Look out for Karan Aujla’s highly anticipated album this summer.
Listen to Karan Aujla’s hard-hitting ‘Four You’ EP here via Spotify.
