Pakistan, Aug. 1 -- Ahead of the release of his fourth studio album, Subah Aye Na, Atif Aslam has opened up about the personal and creative journey that led to his first studio album in nearly two decades, revealing that years of global touring left him feeling disconnected from his artistic identity.

In recent interviews, the singer reflected on fame, success and creativity, saying the album marks a turning point in his career.

"I forgot who I was, so I went back to zero and told myself that people had made me a star, by the grace of God, but now is the time to become an artist," Aslam said.

Describing Subah Aye Na as his most personal work to date, Aslam said the project was an opportunity to reconnect with himself and create music t...