British-Norwegian DJ and music producer Alan Walker has generated excitement among Pakistani music fans after arriving in Lahore and hinting at a possible collaboration with the artists behind the hit song Alfaaz.
The 29-year-old producer recently caught fans’ attention by commenting on the Alfaaz music video on Instagram. Walker appeared intrigued by a masked character in the video whose appearance resembled his signature look.
“Why is there a Walker in the video. Beautiful video btw,” he commented, prompting speculation about a potential musical project involving Hamza Malik, Zain and Zohaib.
Hamza Malik Responds to Alan Walker
Hamza Malik later acknowledged Walker’s comment in a YouTube video, thanking the international artist for appreciating their work.
He also suggested that the identity of the masked character could remain a mystery for now, hinting that a possible collaboration might eventually reveal the answer.
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Speculation intensified after Walker shared an airport video on Instagram, indicating that Hamza had responded to his message.
‘Alfaaz 2.0’ Speculation Gains Momentum
In another Instagram post, Walker shared a video showing him carrying a wooden box bearing his logo near Alamgiri Gate, overlooking Hazuri Bagh in Lahore.
With Alfaaz playing in the background, the video further fuelled speculation that a new version of the song, potentially titled Alfaaz 2.0, could be in development.
Walker also thanked his Pakistani fans for their warm reception, writing: “Thank you for all the love and support! Your kind words and comments make me feel so welcome”.
No Official Confirmation Yet
Neither Walker nor the Pakistani artists have officially confirmed a collaboration or announced details of a new project.
However, the producer’s Lahore visit, Instagram interactions and latest video have raised expectations among fans about a possible crossover between international electronic music and Pakistan’s music scene.
