There Is No Right Time For Bad News, Efforts To Race Magic Simplify Yourself

JAKARTA - Life is moving on to one problem to another. It was an inspiration behind the latest musical work of the Magic Contest entitled "There's No Right Time for Bad News".

It will be released on Friday, September 6, this work strengthens Natasha Udu et al's declaration if their latest era will be more'reflective' than'sarkastic'. This spirit is consistently promoted, including in this 3-minute 53-second work.

Because there is no life without problems, and depending on the way we respond to it, the Magic Contest is the same. One of the triggers for the birth of this new song is because of a problem.

"In accordance with the lyrics of this song, the process of working on 'No Time for Bad News' begins with a bad news that comes suddenly to one of our personnel," said the Magic Competition in a written broadcast.

"From there we realized that humans will never be able to fully prepare their mentality to face tragedy or disaster. Why? Because bad news never arrives at the time we feel right. For a long time we thought that, ironically, it was like that unpredictable timing that made sometimes the misfortune in life felt funny and not heartbreaking," they continued.

Rayhan Noor and Enrico Octaviano handled the recording session themselves for this song as producers. The Magic Contest seeks to mix the music atmosphere "No Time Right For Bad News" as if it was recorded on the sidelines of them resting and not in the studio. According to the Magic Competition, in order to convey the unique idea behind their latest song, total simplicity is the main key.

"In terms of music production, we want the song 'There's No Right Time For Bad News' to sound like we're hanging out and suddenly we want to watch together," continued the Magic Contest.

"We deliberately avoid vibes that are too grande or overproduced because we don't want this song to seem like we want to lecture listeners. Through this simpler and somewhat messy vibe of music, we want to convey that, in the end, we and our listeners are not much different from each other. We have all been hit by disasters at a very unusual time and there are times when we can only raise our shoulders and laugh."

The Magic Contest chose to enjoy the moment in simplicity, rather than looking too high and criticizing.

"If our first era, Welcome to the End of the World (2021), can be likened to a skyscraper with a luxurious architectural design, then in the second era we can later be likened to a coffee shop where people hang out after working hours," they said.