Divine’s performance at Rolling Loud India was nothing short of extraordinary. With a full band behind him, he ignited the stage, delivering a set that combined raw energy, precision, and artistry. The appearance of Riar Saab, MC Altaf, and Sambata transformed the show into a family affair for the Gully Gang, with Divine paying homage to his collaborators and peers, including Seedhe Maut and Hanumankind. By the conclusion of the show, it was indisputably clear that Divine’s reputation as the Triple OG is fully deserved.
During his performance, Divine previewed multiple tracks from his then-unreleased album, Walking on Water. Now available across all streaming platforms, the album represents a new chapter in his career — one defined by focus, self-reflection, and musical innovation.
The album opens with “Dr. Divine” and “Jungle Juice,” tracks that immediately establish its tone and theme. The first two songs offer introspection, presenting listeners with an intimate glimpse into Divine’s experiences, thoughts, and creative process. “Jungle Juice,” in particular, is a standout, transforming a Bollywood sample into a slow-burning, captivating composition. Collaborative tracks also shine throughout: “ABCD” features MC Altaf and Sambata, while “Tequila Tales” brings Hanumankind on board, delivering an upbeat, party-ready track reminiscent of early 2000s Neptunes vibes.
Previously released singles “Rain,” “You & I,” and “Triple OG” integrate seamlessly into the album, providing a balance of personal reflection, confident assertion, and forward momentum. Following the international ambitions of Gunehgar in 2022, Divine reasserts his dominance in the Indian hip hop scene, proving that his artistry operates on a level few can match.
Walking on Water is more than a collection of tracks; it is a statement of intent. Divine continues to push boundaries, redefining what Indian hip hop can achieve while solidifying his role as a global ambassador for the genre. From the explosive energy of his Rolling Loud India set to the thoughtful precision of his album, Divine demonstrates that he is, quite literally, walking on water — an unstoppable force whose influence shows no signs of slowing.