Kully Bath

Kully Bath

Kully Bath

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KULLY BATH

Some love stories do not end when someone leaves. They remain in memories, familiar places, and the smallest details of everyday life. With “Tu Goonjhda Rehnda Ae” (“You Keep Echoing”), released on September 11, 2026, award-winning singer-songwriter Kully Bath explores how love can outlive its original moment, transforming into something that continues to resonate long after it has passed.

Marking her first Punjabi-English fusion track, the single brings two languages together to express a deeply personal and universal experience. Its lyrics portray love as something that lives within every heartbeat and appears in the colours of nature, suggesting that the people who shape our lives never entirely disappear from them.

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Kully Bath

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Written, performed, and conceptualised entirely by Bath, the song represents a significant step in her artistic evolution. Moving between Punjabi and English, she creates a space where cultural identity and emotional expression reinforce one another. The bilingual approach is not simply a musical experiment; it allows the same feeling to unfold through different linguistic and cultural perspectives.

The single also connects with the central ideas behind her Echoes EP, a project built around the ways experiences and relationships continue to influence us. Bath has described the creative process behind the track as an opportunity to explore her songwriting more deeply than ever before, resulting in a release that places personal reflection at the centre of its message.

Based in the United Kingdom, Kully Bath creates emotionally rich music across adult contemporary, indie, and pop. Her songwriting focuses on life's defining moments, exploring vulnerability, resilience, and the difficult process of turning pain into hope and acceptance. Rather than offering easy answers, she writes for people who may feel unseen, using personal stories to create a sense of recognition and connection.

Her previous releases include the Rising Tides EP and Chapters of Destiny, the latter introducing rap elements into her musical approach. Her track “Masterpieces from Broken Pieces (RAP Version)” has also secured in-store sync placements with Café Nero in Belgium and L’Occitane in Sweden.

With “Tu Goonjhda Rehnda Ae,” Bath brings these experiences together in a song about the lasting presence of love. Its central idea is simple but enduring: some connections do not disappear with time. They change form, becoming part of the memories, places, and moments through which we continue to experience the world.

Written, performed, and conceptualised entirely by Bath, the song represents a significant step in her artistic evolution. Moving between Punjabi and English, she creates a space where cultural identity and emotional expression reinforce one another. The bilingual approach is not simply a musical experiment; it allows the same feeling to unfold through different linguistic and cultural perspectives.

The single also connects with the central ideas behind her Echoes EP, a project built around the ways experiences and relationships continue to influence us. Bath has described the creative process behind the track as an opportunity to explore her songwriting more deeply than ever before, resulting in a release that places personal reflection at the centre of its message.

Based in the United Kingdom, Kully Bath creates emotionally rich music across adult contemporary, indie, and pop. Her songwriting focuses on life's defining moments, exploring vulnerability, resilience, and the difficult process of turning pain into hope and acceptance. Rather than offering easy answers, she writes for people who may feel unseen, using personal stories to create a sense of recognition and connection.

Her previous releases include the Rising Tides EP and Chapters of Destiny, the latter introducing rap elements into her musical approach. Her track “Masterpieces from Broken Pieces (RAP Version)” has also secured in-store sync placements with Café Nero in Belgium and L’Occitane in Sweden.

With “Tu Goonjhda Rehnda Ae,” Bath brings these experiences together in a song about the lasting presence of love. Its central idea is simple but enduring: some connections do not disappear with time. They change form, becoming part of the memories, places, and moments through which we continue to experience the world.

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