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Darkkey Nagaraja

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Darkkey Nagaraja is a Malaysian musician of Indian descent known for his work in Tamil music. He used to be a part of the band Darkkey & The Keys. Nagaraja is known as the 'King of Samba Rock'.[1][2][3]

OccupationMusician
Years active1996–present
Formerly ofDarkkey & The Keys
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Darkkey Nagaraja
OccupationMusician
Years active1996–present
Formerly ofDarkkey & The Keys
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Discography

Albums

The Keys

  • Akkamage (1996)[4]
  • Maragita (1997)
  • Maravana (1998)
  • Karatana (1999)
  • Jammarasan (2000)
  • Kaligaa (2001)
  • J-Mann (2002)
  • Udumbeh (2003)
  • Karma (2004)

Independent

  • Arakana (2000)[5]
  • Darajana (2001)
  • Devilana (2002)
  • Amarana (2003)
  • Maradona (2004)
  • Murugana (2005)
  • Tsunamina (2006)
  • Andavana (2007)
  • Diamlah feat The Keys (2008)
  • Wirawana (2010)
  • Jadama feat The Keys (2013)
  • Onna Manna (2014)

Personal life

Nagaraja has a daughter.[6]

In May 2023, Darkkey claimed that he was a Dato, which did not go down well with netizens as he was not officially given the title.[1][7]

Other work

In 2016, he made a cameo appearance in the Indian film Kabali, which was shot in Malaysia.[5] In 2025, he wrote and sang the song "AK The Tiger" for Good Bad Ugly (2024),[8] which was based on his own song "Arakana" from Arakana (2000).[9] The song was successful and became an anthem for Ajith Kumar's fans.[10]

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