Walker shared videos and Instagram stories showing him exploring the streets of Lahore, confirming his presence in Pakistan.
His Instagram activity suggested that he may have travelled to Lahore to work on a music project with the two Pakistani artists.
The development began after Walker watched the music video for Alfaaz, which features Hamza Malik and Zain Zohaib. A masked figure seen standing behind the singers caught his attention because the person’s outfit appeared similar to Walker’s signature style.
The DJ, internationally known for his hit Faded, shared the video and jokingly asked who the person resembling Alan Walker was. He also praised the song.
Walker later posted a screenshot of Hamza Malik’s response to the mystery on YouTube. Malik wrote that Alan Walker remained a mystery for now, but suggested that they might be able to solve it together.
The 29-year-old DJ subsequently shared a video from an airport, saying that Hamza had replied and that the song was being heard everywhere. He also announced that he had arrived in Lahore to complete the task.
In another video, Walker was seen on Lahore’s streets. He also shared a photograph with Hamza Malik and Zain Zohaib. However, neither Walker nor the Pakistani singers has disclosed further details about the potential collaboration.
The possibility of the three artists working together has generated considerable excitement among fans.
Alfaaz has received international recognition and secured a place on Spotify’s Top 50 Global chart.
Walker rose to worldwide fame in 2015 with Faded, featuring vocalist Iselin Solheim. The track achieved platinum certification in 14 countries.
His other well-known tracks include Alone and The Spectre, both of which have surpassed one billion views on YouTube. His popular releases also include Sing Me to Sleep, Darkside, On My Way with Farruko and Sabrina Carpenter, and Alone, Pt. II with Ava Max.
Wearing a mask during performances has also become a defining feature of Walker’s public image.