

International DJ and music producer Alan Walker has arrived in Lahore, where he was photographed with Hamza Malik and Zain Zohaib, the singers behind the viral Pakistani track Alfaaz. His visit has sparked excitement among music fans, with speculation growing about a possible international collaboration.
The interaction began when Walker watched the song's music video and noticed a masked character resembling his signature appearance.
He praised the video and playfully questioned the character's identity. Hamza Malik responded online, prompting Walker to express his interest in meeting the singers in Lahore.

The meeting comes as Alfaaz enjoys remarkable international popularity. The Urdu-Punjabi collaboration between Hamza Malik and Zain Zohaib crossed 50.2 million Spotify streams, according to figures shared by Hamza Malik on Instagram on October 29, 2026.
The track also reached No. 39 on Spotify's Global Top 50, while securing the No. 1 position on Spotify's Top 50 charts in both Pakistan and India.
It further climbed to No. 2 on the UK's Official Asian Music Chart. The song's popularity has extended beyond streaming platforms.

Alan Walker is globally recognised for his electronic music, particularly his breakthrough hit Faded, which established him as an international sensation. His other popular releases include Alone, The Spectre, Darkside and Sing Me to Sleep.
His unexpected interaction with the Alfaaz singers has created anticipation around a potential collaboration between the international DJ and Pakistan's emerging music talent. The meeting also places a spotlight on the growing reach of Pakistani independent music.
With Alfaaz crossing 50 million streams and reaching international charts, the possibility of a collaboration has generated considerable interest.

































