Sambut Album Baru, Jalan Jatuh Bakal Holds Showcase Di 3 Kota

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JAKARTA - Jaun Jatuh, a folk-pop group from Tangerang is ready to hold a showcase titled Seroja Berkelana Vol.1 in three cities. The showcase was held in order to welcome Extended Plays (EP) or the first mini album Seroja which was released on October 21.

The group consisting of Verrel Alvirizky (vocals), Timothy Gunung Tua (guitar), Jessen Nathanael (drums), William (bass), Mufti Ahmad Fadilah (guitar), and Azriel Ismail (keyboards) will hold showcases in Bekasi, Bandung and Tangerang.

The showcase will start in Bekasi on November 18, which then continues with Bandung on November 25, and ends with Tangerang on December 2.

Showcase tour is an appearance in order to celebrate the bloom of Seroja, our first EP. Bekasi we chose to be the point of encounter with our fans, Hamparan Hijau, which we want to invite to celebrate all the flavors that exist together," said Verrel, vocalist of Daun Jatuh in a written press release, Friday, November 18.

For this showcase, Jaun Jatuh is planned to perform 9 songs, including the 6 newest songs from their EP, such as Malang, Moment, Bunkam, Intrasted, Blue and Memadam.

In the showcase, Jaun Jatuh also invited several other performers, such as Ramarel for showcases in Bekasi, as well as Febinda Tito and Mariani Oelong for showcases in Bandung.

Although it can be attended for free and for the public, those who want to attend Seroja Berkelana Vol.1 must first buy tickets at counter.com. Ticket reservations are held to ensure convenience for visitors so that large numbers of people do not occur in one place.

Through this showcase, Daun Jatuh hopes that the music can be enjoyed more and their works can give strength to people who are experiencing problems in their lives.

"We hope that with the holding of our first showcase, there will be more listeners who like our songs. The more things that become a stretch of green and also until the formation of communities in every city," concluded Mufti, guitarist for Daun Jatuh.