Video exclusive: Alan Walker on the making of his new single 'Sing Me To Sleep'
Producer lets us in on the secrets behind his latest track
In this exclusive video, British-Norwegian EDM producer Alan Walker heads into the studio to show us how his latest single, 'Sing Me To Sleep' was made.
Hot on the heels of the multi-award winning single, 'Faded', Alan Walker is back with 'Sing Me To Sleep' featuring guest vocals performed by Iselin Solheim.
For more information check out Alan's Facebook page, Twitter feed and official website. You can also listen to 'Sing Me To Sleep' now on a variety of streaming services.
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