Prabh Deep Albums: Class-Sikh, Tabia, Bhram, DSP

Every Prabh Deep album and EP on Apple Music India, from Class-Sikh (2017) and Tabia to Bhram, KING Returns and DSP (2024), with dates and where to start.

Prabh Deep is the West Delhi rapper whose debut Class-Sikh (2017) became one of the defining Indian hip-hop albums, and who has since moved from Azadi Records to releasing music on his own. This guide lists every Prabh Deep album and EP on Apple Music India, in order, with track counts, dates and where to start.

How we checked. All dates and track counts come from Apple Music India (iTunes catalogue, country IN), checked on 28 October 2026, at album and song level. We cover albums and EPs under his own name, plus one joint EP. Singles, including the weekly 2026 run, are summarised but not listed one by one. Only released music is covered. For a song-by-song guide, see our Prabh Deep songs page.

Quick answer: Prabh Deep albums and EPs on Apple Music India

Class-Sikh – album, 12 tracks (16 October 2017, with Sez on the Beat, Azadi Records)
K I N G – EP, 6 tracks (Apple date 15 January 2021; songs dated 2019)
Tabia – album, 16 tracks (4 March 2021, Azadi Records)
Bhram – album, 8 tracks (5 November 2022, Azadi Records)
Bhram (Deluxe) – 13 tracks (2 March 2023, Azadi Records)
PRAA – EP with Raftaar, 4 tracks (22 February 2023)
KING Returns – EP, 6 tracks (12 January 2024, independent)
DSP – album, 9 tracks (9 September 2024, independent)

The records, in order

Class-Sikh (October 2017, 12 tracks). Made with producer Sez on the Beat and released on Azadi Records. Two songs came out first in May 2017, "Kal" and "Kal (Future)"; the other ten, including "Suno", "I don't Care", "Abu", "Click Clack", "G Maane", "Murder", "Oye Oye" and the title track "Classsikh", are dated 16 October 2017. The beats are sparse and dark, and Prabh Deep's Punjabi verses are about his neighbourhood, drugs and the people around him. Our songs guide notes that it debuted at number 2 on iTunes India. Start with: "Suno". It is also on our best Indian indie albums of 2017 list.

K I N G (EP, Apple date January 2021, 6 tracks). This EP gathers the singles he released in 2019: "Maya" featuring Archit Anand and Hashbass, "Kala", "Amar", "Khat", "Hira" and "King". Apple dates four of them 13 May 2019 and the last two July and August 2019, and shows a ℗ 2019 line, though the EP itself is dated 15 January 2021. Start with: "Amar".

Tabia (March 2021, 16 tracks). His second album, again on Azadi, and one of the most ambitious Indian rap records of its time; our songs guide notes it was the first Indian hip-hop album reviewed by Pitchfork. Songs include the title track, "Qafir", "Paapi", "Preet", "Taqat", "Alope" featuring Zan TwoshadeZ, "Abaad" featuring Syps, "Huqum", "Babur", "Gyani" and "Safar". Apple lists sixteen tracks; fifteen are visible in the India catalogue, all dated 4 March 2021. Start with: "Tabia".

Bhram (November 2022, 8 tracks). A shorter album built from singles released through 2022: "Paisa" (17 March), "Shaurat" (26 March), "Nafrat" featuring Syps (16 April), "Inayat" (15 May) and "Tajurba" (24 May). "Rishte", "Izzat" and "Khayal" arrived with the album on 5 November 2022. Start with: "Paisa".

Bhram (Deluxe) (March 2023, 13 tracks). The deluxe edition adds five new songs to the eight: "Sukoon" with GD 47 and Encore ABJ, "Samaaj" with Ikka, "Shaitaan" with Calm, "Sagar" with Scuti and "Wapas". "Inayat" now features Ahmer and "Tajurba" features Raftaar. Our songs guide calls it his last release on Azadi Records. Start with: "Samaaj".

PRAA (EP with Raftaar, February 2023, 4 tracks). A joint EP released on Raftaar's label Kalamkaar: "ABBU", "BADNAAM", "HELLO" and "TRAP PRAA", all dated 22 February 2023. It has a louder, more radio-facing sound than his solo records. Start with: "BADNAAM".

KING Returns (EP, January 2024, 6 tracks). His first independent release, with a ℗ line in his own name. The six songs, "Yaadan", "Babaji", "Girgit", "Daang", "Ethe Rakh" and "Bachpan", are all dated 12 January 2024. The title looks back to the 2019 K I N G EP. Start with: "Bachpan".

DSP (September 2024, 9 tracks). His fourth album, also independent. It is a collaborative record: "Ustaadi" with Faris Shafi, "Zum!!!" with Big Calo and SYPS, "8-FIGGAAH!" with GD 47, "O.T.M" with Alistair Alvin, KAEM and Dhanji, three tracks with Scuti ("Rapha", "Wajood", "Hood-Robin") and "Veer-G" with Sickflip. "Daang V1" opens it. All nine are dated 9 September 2024. Start with: "Ustaadi".

Singles and the 2026 run

Between the records he has released many singles. Highlights on Apple include "Class-Sikh Maut, Vol. II" with Seedhe Maut (27 April 2018), "Chitta" (12 June 2020), "Dosh" (6 May 2022), "THAPPAD!" (20 April 2023), "FIZA" (13 August 2025) and "Diwani" (16 October 2025).

In 2026 he began a weekly run of singles, starting with "Velo" on 16 January 2026 and continuing through tracks such as "Rooh", "Busy", "Khap", "Asool", "Supne" featuring Benny Dayal, "Jaago" and "Safal". The latest on Apple at the time of checking is "20.7.26", dated 8 August 2026. These are singles, not an album, so we do not list them as a record here.

What is left out

Guest verses on other artists' songs, such as "Only My Name" with Smokey The Ghost (2019) and "Taqdeer" (2023).
Remixes, such as the "Chitta" remix with Yung Raja.
Duplicate Apple listings of the same singles.