WALWIN isn’t just breaking genre stereotypes – he’s smashing them to bits. A Black artist originally from South London, WALWIN has built a solid reputation, collaborating with big names like Charlie Simpson (Busted), As December Falls and Emma Blackery; all while growing a dedicated fanbase across the globe via TikTok, Instagram and his YouTube channel where he amassed billions of views from his PunkGoesPop-style cover videos and cinematic short film music videos for his original releases.
Recently, WALWIN has been shining on Spotify – landing front-and-centre on the covers of “The
Locker” and “Ripple Effect” playlists, plus a spot on “Frequency”, a playlist celebrating Black artists across genres. With millions of streams already under his belt and co-signs from BBC Radio 1, Triple J and AltPress, he’s proving that pop-punk is not just alive—it’s thriving and ready to mosh.
In short, WALWIN is redefining what it means to be in the pop-punk scene. He’s loud, proud and making sure the mosh pit is open to everyone. If you’re not on board yet, what are you even doing?
