Collaborating with Zayn Malik for ‘Tu Hai Kahan’ remake was ‘a dream come true’ for Pak band Aur

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LOS ANGELES: The Pakistani band Aur, which has collaborated with singer-songwriter Zayn Malik for the remake of their breakout hit ‘Tu Hai Kahan’, has mentioned that working with the ‘Nightfall Until Daybreak’ hitmaker was “a dream come true.”

The remake ‘Tu Hai Kahan’ options the ex-One Route singer with vocals in Urdu, experiences BBC.

“Beforehand we solely had a Pakistani viewers, now we’ve individuals from the UK, Brazil, China… so it feels superb, ” mentioned bandmate Raffey Anwar.

The unique track has greater than 100m views, however the remake is quick catching up, with greater than eight million views. The collaboration took place following discussions between Malik’s and Aur’s administration, the band mentioned.

As per BBC, the three bandmates, from Karachi, mentioned none of their pals or household might consider it, after they discovered they had been collaborating with him. Many followers had been psyched that Malik, who was born in Bradford, is fluent in Urdu.

Malik mentioned on the time he was “extremely humbled” when Aur reached out to him. “I like the track and have introduced a few of myself to it. I hope individuals love what we have performed, ” he mentioned. Aur’s music blends R&B and hip hop parts. Band members Usama Ali, 21, Ahad Khan, 20, and Anwar, 18, had been already common in South Asia.

However to work with Malik and get world audiences is “all about goals coming true, ” Ali mentioned. Nearer to house, the three bandmates are additionally getting numerous consideration. Khan mentioned their family and friends went “loopy” after they heard in regards to the partnership. “Nobody was believing it, ” added Anwar.

“Once we exit someplace, individuals immediately recognise us, ” Ali mentioned. “The response has been superb, not simply pals, the entire of Pakistan has given us an important response.”

Malik, 31, was born within the UK and his father is a Pakistani immigrant. His music profession started in 2010 as a part of One Route, the boy band fashioned on TV music competitors, The X Issue. The opposite band members are Harry Types. Niall Horan, Louis Tomlinson and Liam Payne. Malik launched his debut album, ‘Thoughts of Mine’, in 2016. A track in his 2021 album, ‘No person is Listening’, additionally included Urdu lyrics.

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