Pakistani singers Hamza Malik and Zain Zohaib have achieved a major international milestone as their song ‘Alfaaz’ entered Spotify’s Top 50 Global chart, reaching number 39 on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
The Urdu-Punjabi track has gained popularity among listeners worldwide, marking a significant moment for Pakistan’s music industry. Moreover, the song has topped Spotify’s daily Top 50 charts in both Pakistan and India, demonstrating its growing appeal across borders.
‘Alfaaz’ Climbs International Music Charts
The song’s success extends beyond Spotify’s global rankings. It also secured second place on the UK’s Official Asian Music Chart, surpassing ‘Straight Up’ by MXRCI and Karan Aujla.
The track’s growing popularity reflects the increasing international reach of Pakistani music. Its emotional lyrics and romantic theme have helped it connect with audiences across different countries.
Meanwhile, ‘Alfaaz’ has continued to attract listeners through streaming platforms, strengthening its position among popular South Asian music releases.
Giraffe Studio Celebrates the Achievement
Giraffe, the studio behind the song, described its international success as unprecedented for a Pakistani track. The studio highlighted how music can reach new audiences when listeners connect with its sound and message.
The studio was co-founded by music producer Zulfiqar J Khan, widely known as Xulfi. It previously achieved chart success with ‘Majboor’, performed by Sheheryar Rehan and Zoha Waseem, which topped Spotify’s Pakistan chart and reached second place in India.
The success of both songs highlights the potential of Pakistani artists to reach international audiences through digital platforms. As ‘Alfaaz’ continues its chart run, its performance could encourage more local musicians to pursue wider global recognition.
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