Armaan Malik sang "Bum Bum Bole" for the 2007 film Taare Zameen Par at the age of 10. Since then, he has established himself as a playback singer, independent singer-songwriter, and has collaborated with various artists. Notably, Armaan has also shared the stage with Ed Sheeran and Marshmello during their tours in India. During a recent visit to Bengaluru, Armaan expressed his belief in "manifesting dreams into reality." Reflecting on his journey as a singer, he mentioned transitioning from a child singer to exploring pop and Bollywood music. Looking ahead, Armaan revealed his aspirations to win a Grammy, perform at Madison Square Garden, and collaborate with artists like Charlie Puth, Zedd, and Justin Bieber. He emphasized the importance of being prepared for diverse opportunities in the music industry.

Discussing the evolution of the music scene from 2014 to 2018, Armaan noted a shift towards prioritizing viral hits over quality songs. He highlighted the significance of creating authentic and high-quality music, expressing concern about technology potentially undermining the authenticity of artists' work. Armaan emphasized the need for legal measures to protect artist rights in the face of technological advancements, particularly in instances where his voice has been manipulated in songs without his consent.I find it both amusing and concerning that my voice and texture can be used by anyone to produce a song. It is essential to have regulations in place to protect the rights of artists and prevent technology from diluting the authenticity of music. I believe that natural elements such as real instruments and musicians should always play a vital role in the music creation process. What is authentic should remain so. Collaborations are a fantastic way to unite different worlds, fans, and styles. Working with another artist is thrilling, but the key factor is a genuine attraction to that artist. I have a few favorite artists whom I would be eager to collaborate with because I appreciate their music and desire to create together. Collaborations are about merging diverse worlds, fan bases, and musical styles. The crucial element is mutual admiration and enthusiasm. Without this energy, a collaboration is unlikely to succeed. I have always admired many artists, and fortunately, I have collaborated with several of them. Fulfilling my dream of collaborating with AR Rahman was incredible. It's astonishing how dreams can come true through manifestation. Nowadays, a talented individual in a remote village with internet access can share great content and gain a following, potentially becoming a star. It is a fantastic era for independent music in India.

Being a playback singer is akin to being a chameleon. Independent music allows for greater creative freedom compared to playback singing. As a playback singer, you often need to adjust your vocal style to suit the on-screen persona of the actor you are singing for. If the actor is older than you, you may need to modify your tone to ensure that it complements their on-screen charisma and character. It is fascinating how one can adapt like a chameleon. Singing with Ed was a dream come true, says A.Armaan Malik described performing with Ed Sheeran as a humble experience. Despite Ed's worldwide fame, he was very approachable. It's uncommon to encounter someone as successful as him who stays so connected to reality. They had meaningful discussions about music, including Indian music, and Ed expressed a desire to work with more Indian artists. Their bond grew into a close friendship, and Armaan now regards Ed as a brother. (Armaan Malik recently delivered a sold-out performance at Bharatiya City in Bangalore.)