Sidhu Moosewala’s Musical Legacy Continues with ‘Kaali Hoodie’, Hologram World Tour

# Sidhu Moosewala’s Musical Legacy Continues with ‘Kaali Hoodie’, Hologram World Tour Sidhu Moosewala, born Shubhdeep Singh Sidhu, was killed in Jawaharke village in Punjab’s Mansa district on May 29, 2022. However, his music continues to reach audiences worldwide, with his family and team releasing songs recorded before his death and organising events to celebrate his legacy. His father, Balkaur Singh, has remained associated with efforts to preserve the singer’s musical legacy. He had earlier said that the first phase of the ‘Signed to God World Tour’ would feature 10 shows across several countries. Moosewala’s family has also attended tour events, which seek to recreate the experience of watching the singer perform live. Several of Moosewala’s songs have been released posthumously since his death. His 13th such release, ‘Ghostface Killah’, came out in September 2026. Earlier, the music video for his 2021 hit ‘295’ was released around the Toronto show of his hologram tour. The latest addition to this series is ‘Kaali Hoodie’, featuring Pakistani-American rapper Bohemia, known for his contribution to Punjabi hip-hop. Released on Friday, October 16, 2026, the 2-minute-50-second track is reported to be Moosewala’s 14th posthumous song. It crossed 7 lakh views on YouTube within two hours of its release and is available on the singer’s official YouTube channel. The track is credited to music producer The Kidd, while reports identify Tru Makers and Sukaran Pathak as the creators of its music video. The release comes as Moosewala’s ‘Signed to God World Tour’ brings his music to international audiences through 3D holographic projections, original vocals and stage effects. The tour opened in Toronto on October 9, 2026, with a packed show, and is being presented as the first hologram-based world tour by an Indian artiste. The next performance took place in Vancouver on October 15. With new music continuing to emerge and the hologram tour recreating his stage presence, Moosewala’s work remains connected with fans across countries. The latest release and international shows offer audiences different ways to revisit the singer’s music and celebrate his enduring influence on Punjabi hip-hop.