A finished music video is only one part of the story surrounding a release. Aram Shkur’s official accounts also carry behind-the-scenes material associated with “Bayda,” giving viewers a way to explore the production around the song after encountering the full visual.
The complete music video was published September 14, 2026. YouTube displays it as a collaboration between Shkur and FOVisualz, with FOVisualz named as director in the description. On September 25, its public counter showed 432,866 views.
A longer look at one release
The surrounding short-form posts keep the project visible in different ways. Some introduce a brief section of the song; others are explicitly presented as behind-the-scenes looks at the making of “Bayda.” Together, they give the full video additional context without replacing it.
The track itself predates the video. Its streaming listing records an August 12 release under Aram Shkur Management. Shkur’s official YouTube audio remained available alongside the visual, with the channel displaying approximately 183,000 views for that upload at the September 25 check.
Shkur’s channel biography describes a Kurdish-American artist connecting cultural identity with a modern global sound. That framing ties the various posts to a broader artistic direction, while the director credit makes the visual collaboration visible to audiences.
For a listener following the campaign now, there are several levels to explore: the song, the directed music video and the shorter production-related posts. The latest view milestone shows the scale the full video has reached; the behind-the-scenes material offers a different reason to stay with the release and learn more about its presentation.
Listen to Bayda, watch the official music video, and follow Aram Shkur on Instagram.
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