The Lantis Presents A Reflective Story Through A Single Titled Bunga Sorry

JAKARTA - The Lantis introduced the latest single titled 'Bunga Sorry'. This song became the second release of a trio from Jakarta which last March released the second full album with the title 'Pancarona'.

Through his new single, the group consisting of Giri (bass, vocals), Ravi (guitar, vocals), Ojan (guitar) wants to describe the story of deep regret and empty hope due to relationships that were destroyed by egos in the past.

"This song tells about someone who hopes for a second chance, even though the opportunity has been missing for a long time," said The Lantis in his statement, Friday, November 15.

The title 'Bunga Sorry' was chosen as a representation of the embodiment of regret and apology for mistakes that have been made in the past. A beautiful and loving thing, but prone to wilt if consumed by time.

Behind the regret of romance, The Lantis also presents a deeper story, where the pain represented not only describes romance, but in any relationship that is based on sincere feelings and deep love.

Bungga Sorry is The Lantis' first work involving other musicians in the production process. Rendy Pandugo played co-writer and producer for this song.

Giri said, this collaboration started with the development of new materials with Rendy, which then gave a different touch to the production of the song, so that it brought a more mature and mature feel in the arrangement.

For The Lantis, the results of this production mark their musical evolution, with deep simplicity but still carrying a vintage character.

Giri cs also presents a visualizer for her new song, by describing the protagonist who tries to apologize by giving flowers to a figure she once considered a home.

The visualizer reflects the feeling of a protagonist who is full of regret because of the ego that makes him lose someone who is very valuable. Visual elements, including vintage-style cutting style, reinforce the atmosphere of regret that you want to convey to the audience, "concluded Ojan.