Serdadu Sam Launches The Lady With The Saphire In Her Eyes Towards The First Album

JAKARTA - Serdadu Sam released a new single with the title The Lady With The Saphire In Her Eyes. They produced this song by themselves with the help of Fay Ismail during the cultivation period.

The Lady With The Saphire In Her Eyes was introduced as a different song that was released by Serdadu Sam before. This song was written by kamacallo when he felt lonely and missed his family while undergoing quarantine.

This song is probably the only song I wrote from scratch to completion and even became a whole demo in just a few hours. Usually it takes a long time for me to finish the process of writing one song, "said kacallo, the figure behind Serdadu Sam in his statement, Monday, May 20.

Although the song was born of loneliness and longing, the mood of the song was actually upbeat. Serdadu Sam also chose the progression of chords which is relatively simpler with a short duration compared to other songs.

"I don't have any specific musical references when writing this song, the process really flows solely because of the desire to write something for those waiting for me at home," said kamacallo.

This song also confirms that Serdadu Sam does not want his creative process to be limited or locked up in certain formats or genres.

"I stick to the method of working to capture and absorb all the tones, sound, lyrics, tempo or birama that pass through the head. Then I put them in my garageband application," he said.

The Lady with the Saphire in Her Eyes is planned to be the introductory single leading to the release of Serdadu Sam's first full album this year. They are currently finalizing some of the song material that will be part of the album.

I am very excited about the process of completing the material of this debut album. I hope that the wide range of music and sound variations on the album will be enjoyable and will provide a unique experience for those who listen. What is certain is that in the work of Serdadu Sam will still uphold the motto of expression without much expectations," he concluded.