Sarkasme Dul Jaelani And His Band In A Magician

Qodir Band (Photo: Antara)

JAKARTA - The band formed by Dul Jaelani, namely Qodir Band, released his fourth single from the album Sebubu Bulan entitled Penyihir, tells the story of a global elite phenomenon that has recently surfaced on social media channels.

The 'player' is packed thick with rock nuanced formats whose lyrics are the result of contemplation from Dul Jaelani, the youngest son of musician Ahmad Dhani and his ex-wife Maia Estianty.

Regarding the lyrics, Qodir took a straightforward diction only. I only sing a poem describing my anxiety about the current era, and maybe the anxiety of many other young people," said Dul Jaelani in a press statement on Sunday.

Dul Jaelani added that "winners are a "shape of the world's global elite".

The rock band, which is fronted by Dul Jaelani, Muhammad Xaviar, Deriel Sudiro, and Axel CB, released the player on September 22, to be included in the Sibu Bulan' album bag which was released last year.

Guitarist Muhammad Xaviar said the rock genre that became the character of Qodir was deliberately chosen, apart from their love for the music genre, however, it was also a step to revive the music scene that most young people almost abandoned.

Sepakat kami mengusung musik rock sebagai harga mati genre musiknya Qodir. Karena kami melihat musik rock hampir jagu di era sekarang. Kami ingin meng enlivenkan kembali skena musikmen, blues, psychedelic, rock and roll yang sudah pengalah di industri musik era zilenial, kata Xaviar.

Dul, who is also a music producer on the album Sepuli Bulan, said the upbeat song was inspired by the song 'Dance, Habibi' from Ali's music group, which is a project by John Paul Patton, vocalist of the Rocket Aviation Group.

The idea of idealistic Qodir always wants to prioritize the rock music genre. Although they are aware that it is not easy and against the current popular music.

Most of the inspiration came from American rock band Nirvana, although Qodir still wants to have his own characteristics.

"We are all big Nirvana fans, but we don't want to do what Nirvana has done. We want to do something new by adding a brass section to this song so that the music is different and rich," said Axel CB.

The song player is now available and listeners can enjoy on various digital music streaming platform services.