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About Sunny Malton
Sunny Malton, born Sandeep Singh Sidhu on 15 November 1989 in Toronto, is a Canadian rapper-singer from Malton, Mississauga, and one of the foundational figures of the modern Punjabi hip-hop wave. Rapping since 2008, he co-founded the Brown Boys collective and later TPM Records, and his voice opened Sidhu Moose Wala’s era-defining “So High” (2017) with the immortal “Imma Imma Brown Boy” hook. He rose further with “Issa Jatt” and featured on classics like “Just Listen”, “B-Town”, “East Side Flow”, “Chosen” and “Never Fold”. His final collaboration with Sidhu, “Levels” (2022), reached No. 32 on Billboard’s Canadian Hot 100, and later tributes “Letter to Sidhu” and “Signs” moved millions. With Diljit Dosanjh’s “God Bless” among recent credits, Sunny Malton remains Punjabi rap royalty on stage.
Sunny Malton Booking Fee
Sunny Malton’s booking fee is quotation-based and reflects his standing as a chart-credited pioneer of Punjabi hip-hop. Final pricing depends on your city, date, event scale and travel from Canada, and our team confirms an exact quote on request.
How to Book Sunny Malton
To book Sunny Malton, share your event date, city, venue and budget via BookPunjabiSinger.com. We confirm his availability, arrange international travel and technical riders, and manage the contract for a seamless, professional performance.
Why Book Sunny Malton
Sunny Malton carries living history – the voice behind “So High’s” iconic opening and “Levels”. His authentic Toronto-Punjabi rap, emotional tributes and veteran stagecraft make his shows unforgettable for fans of the Moose Wala era.
Career Highlights

Voiced the iconic “Imma Imma Brown Boy” hook on Sidhu Moose Wala’s “So High” (2017), a generational anthem.

“Levels” with Sidhu Moose Wala (2022) peaked at No. 32 on Billboard’s Canadian Hot 100.

Co-founded the Brown Boys collective and TPM Records, shaping Punjabi hip-hop’s Toronto sound.

Featured on classics “Issa Jatt”, “Just Listen”, “B-Town”, “East Side Flow”, “Chosen” and “Never Fold”.

Honoured his late friend with “Letter to Sidhu” and “Signs”, and joined Diljit Dosanjh on “God Bless”.
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Everything You Need to Know Before Booking Sunny Malton
Booking Sunny Malton means booking a piece of Punjabi hip-hop’s origin story. Before the genre filled arenas, he was recording rap tracks in Toronto, and his partnership with Sidhu Moose Wala through the Brown Boys era produced songs – “So High”, “Issa Jatt”, “Just Listen” – that audiences now treat as scripture. When he performs those hooks live, especially the “So High” opening, the crowd reaction is something few current artists can replicate. His later work stands tall too: “Levels” charted on Billboard’s Canadian Hot 100, and his tributes to Sidhu turned grief into some of the most-watched Punjabi videos of their years. Readers exploring that legacy often start with our feature on Sidhu Moose Wala’s net worth and career.
Geographically, Sunny is a Greater Toronto Area artist through and through – his stage name literally honours Malton, Mississauga. That makes him a premier choice for events across the GTA; our pages on booking a Punjabi singer in Brampton and booking a Punjabi singer in Toronto cover the practicalities for local organisers. He also tours India, the UK and the US, where diaspora crowds turn his shows into full-throated singalongs. He belongs to the generation we profile in our overview of Canadian Punjabi male singers.
Event fit matters with an artist of his style. Concerts, club shows, festival stages and youth-heavy private parties are his strongest formats. For weddings, he shines in after-party and reception slots where the younger crowd wants authentic rap rather than folk standards; families seeking a traditional programme can pair him with a melodic vocalist for balance. Corporate bookers use him for culture-forward brand events, particularly those targeting young South Asian audiences in North America.
Whatever the occasion, BookPunjabiSinger.com manages the entire process – availability, transparent pricing, flights, technical riders and contracts – so bringing a Billboard-charting Toronto artist to your stage stays refreshingly simple.
FAQ
Common Questions
How much does Sunny Malton charge for a show?
His charges are quotation-based, varying with city, date, event scale and travel from Toronto. Request an exact quote via BookPunjabiSinger.com.
What is Sunny Malton’s real name?
His real name is Sandeep Singh Sidhu. His stage name honours Malton, the Mississauga neighbourhood where he grew up.
What was Sunny Malton’s role in “So High”?
He sang the famous opening hook “Imma Imma Brown Boy” on Sidhu Moose Wala’s “So High” and appeared throughout its Toronto-shot video.
Which Sunny Malton songs charted internationally?
“Levels” with Sidhu Moose Wala reached No. 32 on Billboard’s Canadian Hot 100; several collaborations also charted on UK Asian charts.
What is Sunny Malton’s net worth?
Exact figures aren’t publicly confirmed. His income spans shows, streaming and his label work; online estimates place him among established diaspora rappers.
Was Sunny Malton part of Brown Boys?
Yes. He co-founded the Brown Boys collective with producer Byg Byrd, the crew behind Sidhu Moose Wala’s early breakout records.
What did Sunny Malton release after Sidhu Moose Wala’s passing?
He released the tributes “Letter to Sidhu” (2022) and “Signs” (2023), both deeply emotional fan favourites at his live shows.
Is Sunny Malton available for events in India?
Yes. He performs in India with appropriate lead time for visas and travel, all coordinated by our booking team.
Can I book Sunny Malton for a wedding after-party?
Absolutely – after-parties, receptions and youth-focused celebration slots are where his rap-heavy sets work best.
How far in advance should I book Sunny Malton?
Allow one to two months for GTA dates and three to six months for international or festival-season bookings.
Has Sunny Malton worked with Diljit Dosanjh?
Yes. He features on “God Bless” from Diljit Dosanjh’s AURA project, one of his notable recent collaborations.
How do I contact Sunny Malton for booking?
Go through BookPunjabiSinger.com – verified booking access with availability, pricing, travel and contracts managed end to end.