Alan Walker's Impressions In Music Collaboration With Raffi Ahmad And Nagita Slavina

Alan Walker collaborated with Raffi-Nagita (Nizar Zulmi/VOI)

JAKARTA - Alan Walker will hold a concert titled Walkerworld on June 8 at Ground Park Phantom PIK 2. This event was initiated by Color Asia Live and Prestige Promotions to introduce Raffi Ahmad and Rudy Salim's new entertainment venue.

According to Rudy, the venue is able to accommodate around 10 thousand spectators. With Alan Walker's world-class action and a number of collaborators, the audience who comes will be spoiled.

"It's not open yet when Alan Walker comes, what if he officially opens later? Of course there will be more events," said Rudy Salim at a press conference on May 30.

On that occasion, Alan Walker was also present after visiting Medan to meet Al-Azhar high school students and teachers. Alan came directly to invite them to collaborate at the concert later.

In addition, Raffi Ahmad and Nagita Slavina were also present as owners of the venue, but also as artists. Announced, they collaborated in a single entitled 'In Your Eyes'.

The production process for this song has been going on since the end of last year, assisted by technological convenience. Nagita said it made the recording process easier because she didn't have to meet and take vocals in the studio together.

Raffi Ahmad praised the figure of Alan Walker who is humble and willing to work with many people. "He is a humble DJ, and he doesn't choose to collaborate with anyone," said Raffi.

Meanwhile, Alan Walker, this collaboration has also brought him closer to Walkers in Indonesia, who has an important role in the success of his career.

"Music is a universal language that everyone understands. Collaboration with Putri, Raffi-Gigi is an exciting experience. We have tried to show their vocals to be able to perform as well as possible," he explained.

It's a shame Raffi Ahmad and Nagita Slavina won't be able to perform at Alan Walker's concert at PIK 2 later. Had to be a guest star, they had to be absent because they were going to perform the pilgrimage.