Over the years, Harpreet Brar has also released a string of songs apart from his cricketing career
During the recent Indian Premier League (IPL 2025) playoffs, Harpreet Brar, the spinner for the Punjab Kings (PBKS), released a new song.
‘Alpha’ is a Punjabi song that the 29-year-old Harpreet Brar has sung and appeared in the music video for.
Punjab Kings cricketer Harpreet Brar all Punjabi songs, videos and albums list
Alpha” as a power anthem for the year 2025 according to the cricketer who released the song on Instagram.
On Thursday, May 29, Harpreet Brar posted the Punjabi song to his YouTube channel. Additionally, the number may be found on all of the main audio streaming services. The music video has received nearly 20,000 likes on YouTube as of this writing, thanks to the love and support of fans.
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It is important to note that Brar has demonstrated his ability to sing earlier as well. The left-arm spinner has also been heard singing “Viah Di Treek” and “Jatt Jammeya.”
Popular Singles and EPs by Harpreet Brar. ALPHA. Single • 2025. PUNJABI KINGS. Single • 2025. Viah Di Treek. Single • 2025. Jatt Jammeya. Single • 2024
During the IPL 2025 mega auction, Brar was bought by the Punjab Kings for ₹1.50 crore. So far this season, he has taken 10 wickets at an economy rate of 8.63 in seven appearances.
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Punjab Kings in IPL 2025
In the IPL 2025 league stage, the Punjab Kings, captained by Shreyas Iyer, were the side to beat. With 19 points from 14 games, they were the table-toppers.
However, on Thursday, May 29, at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium in Mullanpur, Chandigarh, they were completely destroyed in the pivotal Qualifier 1 encounter against Royal Challengers Bengaluru.
Punjab was bowled out for a pitiful 101 after being allowed to bat first. Marcus Stoinis finished with 26 runs off 17 balls, making him the first batter to reach the 20-run milestone.
Suyash Sharma and Josh Hazlewood both had outstanding bowling performances, taking three wickets apiece. Bengaluru won by a commanding eight wickets after chasing the small mark in just ten overs.
Phil Salt scored his fourth half-century of the edition with a blazing knock. The batter hit 56 off 27 deliveries to stay undefeated as Bengaluru made it to the final for the first time since 2016 with the win.
In contrast, Punjab will now contend for a spot in the summit match in the Qualifier 2 against Mumbai Indians.