Get to Know Brazil’s Biggest DJ: Alok

Alok has made a global name for himself.

Alok, Brazil’s biggest DJ, has established himself on the global stage due to consistency as well as vibrancy. Since an early age, Alok and his fraternal twin brother Bhaskar have played music, riffing and improvising on drums, cementing a youthful passion for creating beats in the studio. Alok’s musical trajectory has never faltered from then on, as he went on to pursue a solo career at the age of 19. 

Reviewing numbers alone, Alok’s statistics have justified the epithet, Brazil’s biggest DJ. Alok has amassed over 30 million monthly listeners on Spotify, racking up over 5 billion streams. In 2022, the Brazilian DJ had been named one of Latin America’s 500 most influential by Bloomberg Linea – a respectable accolade.

Alok garnered international stardom through his plentiful shows throughout each year as well as his creative collaborations. He has remixed artists such as The Rolling Stones, Tove Lo, and Jason Derulo, reflecting his dispersed interest in music. He has brought these remixes to major festivals like Lollapalooza, EDC Las Vegas, and Tomorrowland. 

In 2019, Alok had put out “The Wall” on his record label called Controversia. Through the partnership with Spinnin’ Records, Alok had the opportunity to start putting out Brazilian bass music on his own accord. Reflecting on his youthful days on the drums, Alok has never halted his pursuit of putting out music.

The Brazilian DJ has unleashed memorable and pulsating tracks that have garnered hundreds of millions of plays individually. Songs like “Hear Me Now” and “Deep Down (feat. Never Dull)” have helped to etch his name in the house community worldwide. Moreover, his collaborations with artists like The Chainsmokers, Ana Castela, and more have revealed the depth of his international pulse. 

Alok, Brazil’s biggest DJ, has experienced an illustrious career. Through his many collaborations, festivals, and singles, he has brought together fans from all over the world. His trajectory sure has room only for forward progress.