Your song, Tha Tha, has crossed six million views since two weeks of its release. Tell us about it and how it's different from your latest releases - Woofer, Vamos and Lado Rani?
Tha Tha is a special number. The desi song was made to introduce my friend, Preet Singh, to the music industry. Fateh Doe has amazing rap parts in it and Zora Randhawa has a cameo in the video. My album, Global Injection, contains different types of songs [and Tha Tha is the fourth release]. While Woofer is a hip-hop, urban song, Vamos was more reggaeton and moombahton. Lado Rani is a dance number, so we decided Tha Tha would have a desi flavour. It reminds you of North India.

It seems like only uptempo numbers appeal to you.
I have created many slow-paced songs, but, people remember me only for my club bangers. I love slow-paced numbers. In fact, I had planned to include a couple of them in my album, but we went ahead with the energetic ones [to keep the album uniform]. I am planning to release another album that will only have slow songs. It will mostly feature Sufi numbers. I am working on a Sufi EP.