History made.
A brand new chapter in Punjabi music just began and it’s being written by a 19-year-old from Duneke, Moga.
Punjabi artist Param has officially become the first Indian female artist to hit #1 on Spotify’s Global Viral Top 50 with her debut single “That Girl.” Released under Collab Creations and produced by Manni Sandhu, the song’s meteoric rise is redefining what’s possible for the next generation of Punjabi talent.
“That Girl” isn’t just another viral hit, it’s a statement. A perfect blend of raw emotion, lyrical honesty, and youthful confidence, the track captures exactly what makes this new wave of Punjabi artists so exciting. Param’s voice feels personal yet powerful, a sound that belongs to her generation and speaks directly to the world.
Since its release in September, the record has dominated playlists, fueled countless TikToks and Reels, and turned Param into one of the most talked-about new artists out right now. From small-town roots to global recognition, her story embodies what makes the Punjabi scene unstoppable, passion, authenticity, and heart.
And for fans, this is more than just a milestone. It’s a glimpse into the future of Punjabi music, one where female voices take center stage, and language is no barrier to global success.
From Moga to the world, Param has proven that dreams don’t need validation, just vision, hard work, and a voice that refuses to be ignored.
As “That Girl” continues to top charts and connect hearts worldwide, one thing’s clear:
👉 Param isn’t just that girl — she’s the girl leading a movement.
