Sahota Vision Release Dual Singles: ‘Don’t Leave Me’ & ‘Personal’
Sahota Vision Release Dual Singles: ‘Don’t Leave Me’ & ‘Personal’
May 15th, 2026
Pukekohe, Auckland, New Zealand – Sahota Vision, sibling duo Jacob and Christy Sahota, are set to release the remix of their first Punjabi track ‘Don’t Leave Me’ ft Arshh G, produced by Vince Harder.
Packed with infectious energy, ‘Don’t Leave Me’ ft Arshh G is upbeat, catchy, and full of fun, blending Punjabi influences with English lyrics to create a fresh, global sound. The track reflects Sahota Vision’s evolving artistry, combining cultural roots with modern pop sensibilities to deliver something vibrant, energetic, and widely accessible.
Produced by Vince Harder, the record brings a polished and ready feel while maintaining its lively and authentic spirit. Arshh G’s feature adds an extra dynamic layer to the track, elevating its energy and giving it a cross-cultural edge that sets it apart.
This release also marks an important step for Sahota Vision as they continue to explore blending cultural sounds with contemporary production. ‘Don’t Leave Me’ ft Arshh Grepresents their passion for creating music that connects both locally and globally, bringing together different influences while staying authentic to their identity as New Zealand-based artists.
The duo have also released another single ‘Personal’ produced by Flynn Adamson.
‘Personal’ is a smooth pop/R&B track that captures a more intimate and reflective side of the duo. Built around laid-back production and effortless vocals, the song explores themes of patience, emotional boundaries, and taking time to truly get to know someone without rushing into connection.
Produced by Flynn Adamson, the track delivers a clean, modern soundscape that allows the lyrics and vocal delivery to sit at the forefront. It highlights Sahota Vision’s versatility as artists, moving seamlessly between high-energy releases and more stripped-back, emotionally grounded music.
With ‘Personal,’ Sahota Vision lean into a more emotional and relatable space, offering listeners a track that feels honest and grounded. The song reflects real-life experiences around timing, connection, being in two time zones, and self-worth, making it a track that many listeners can connect with on a personal level.