Alan Walker wants to work with Indian rapper Hanumankind; gives a shoutout to Badshah, KING

In a recent interview, DJ-musician Alan Walker spoke about the Indian artists he would love to collaborate with. Here's what he said.

DJ-musician Alan Walker doesn’t just enjoy a good fan base in India; he has Indian artists with whom he would love to collaborate. Talking to News18, he revealed that Indian rapper Hanumankind caught his eye for his ‘music sense and style’. Here’s what he said. (Also Read: Hanumankind shows up at Coachella with chenda melam; fans go wild as he performs Run It Up, Big Dawgs. Watch)

DJ Alan Walker on rapper Hanumankind

Alan Walker would like to work with Indian rapper Hanumankind.

Alan said that he would love to work with Hanumankind, lauding his ‘music sense and style’. He said, “I love his vibrant blend of Tamil and electronic music, and of course, his energy is something else.” He also gave a shoutout to Badshah, stating that he liked his ‘seamless fusion’ of Hindi, Punjabi and pop influences, apart from how KING played with words.

The DJ first visited India in 2016 and admitted to being fascinated by the ‘culture, music, people and food’ here. He recollected his last concert, saying, “During my last concert, when the entire audience sang along to Faded, it was a magical moment that I’ll never forget. The warmth and enthusiasm here are truly unmatched. India is a special place.”

Alan Walker, Hanumankind’s recent concerts

As for Hanumankind, he performed at Coachella earlier this month. He turned up with a traditional Kerala chenda melam (drummers' ensemble) to perform hits like Run It Up and Big Dawgs. Videos of his performance were doing the rounds online, which showed fans happily singing along and losing their mind when he showed up with the drummers.