Aram Shkur’s “Bayda” has reached a new public milestone: its official music video displayed 432,866 YouTube views when checked on September 25, 2026. The video, published September 14, appears as a collaboration between the Kurdish-American artist and FOVisualz, who is credited as director.
The figure gives the release a concrete update beyond its initial introduction. The official audio was also drawing an audience, with the artist’s channel showing a rounded 183,000 views for that separate upload. Those are platform view counts, rather than a count of distinct listeners, but they demonstrate substantial activity around both versions of the song.
A release with several entry points
“Bayda” arrived as a single on August 12, 2026, according to its Amazon Music listing, which credits Aram Shkur Management. The later music video gave the song a second release moment, while short clips and behind-the-scenes material on the artist’s accounts offered additional ways to discover it.
Shkur describes his work through a clear cultural lens. His official channel identifies him as a Kurdish-American artist connecting Kurdish culture and identity with a modern global sound. That statement of purpose remains central as the audience for “Bayda” grows.
The video’s description connects viewers directly to Spotify, Apple Music and Shkur’s social accounts. For someone encountering a short excerpt first, those links provide a route to the complete track and its official visual presentation.
The current milestone is a snapshot of an active release. For Shkur, the September numbers make “Bayda” a useful point of introduction: a song with an identifiable creative direction, a credited visual collaborator and a growing public viewing record.
Listen to Bayda, watch the official music video, and follow Aram Shkur on Instagram.