Jay Trak — born Jaspunit Sandhu — grew up between two worlds: the graphic design sketchbooks he drew in and the beat-making software he couldn't put down. The Indo-Canadian producer first discovered music production as a teenager in Toronto, and by the time he graduated college, he was already building a name on the underground scene.

A local smash, "Griselda Blanco" by Pengz & TwoTwo, revealed his path. He then linked up with Deep Jandu of Royal Music Gang, who introduced him to Karan Aujla — and the rest is history. Rooted in hip-hop and shaped by producers like Lex Luger, Southside, and Metro Boomin, Jay Trak found his lane: bringing a global sound to Punjabi music.

His signature is the collision of hard-hitting hip-hop architecture with the textures and emotion of Punjabi music — a sound he's refined across six years of relentless output. His 2019 debut album New Kid on the Block — featuring Karan Aujla and Happy Raikoti — debuted at #1 on the Apple Music World Charts and introduced his breakout single "Hisaab."

He went on to produce "Gangsta" with Karan Aujla and YG, a cross-cultural moment that went Platinum in Canada. His collaborative hit "9:45" with Prabh Singh racked up over 400 million streams, peaked at #13 on Spotify Global Viral, and hit #2 on the Billboard Asian Charts. "Wavy" with Karan Aujla followed, surpassing 200 million streams and landing at #7 on the Billboard Canada chart.

Jay Trak's impact on Punjabi music isn't just felt — it's certified. With over 6 million monthly Spotify listeners, he's established himself as one of the most streamed producers in the genre. In under a decade, Jay Trak has gone from bedroom producer to one of the most decorated beatmakers in the Punjabi music industry.