Present 4 Cross Genres Music Entities, First Edition "Play-Play" Scrolls

The premiere edition of the music program "Play-Play" (Photo: Special)

Jakarta - The "Play-Play" music program made by Reallist Management officially rolled out for the first time on Friday by presenting four cross-genre music entities, ranging from EDM, blues, Ska, toiri.

Taking place at Kaizen Coffee 3.0 Matraman, the excitement entitled "Play-Playing in Matraman" features Hatchbackz, Anov Blues One and Ollan, Orgie and Vikri and My Magic Friends.

Reallist Management CEO and initiator of "Main-Play", Eno Suratno Wongsodimedjo said, the selection of four performers in the first volume is a core picture of the program itself, namely the promotion of a growing music entity.

"The 'Play-Play' program was initiated with the spirit to provide a promotional platform for emerging artists who want to show off their works through live performances," said Enodimedjo, Eno's nickname, in his statement.

"For example Vikri and My Magic Friend. The Vikri's name is quite big in the world of stand-up comedy and movies, but music is still starting," he said.

Apart from Vikri, continued Eno, the Main-Main in Matraman also presented Hatchbackz, an EDM unit that came from North Jakarta. Then the Anov Blues One and Ollan duo units are no longer actually new names in the music industry, but only now the echo is heard.

"For Orgie, they are a punk ska unit who is only 1 year old and gave birth to two singles, but received an extraordinary response from music lovers," he said.

Eno, who is also known as a music journalist in one of Indonesia's national media, also explained that the "Play-Play" program will later be held in a number of other places, namely in the Menteng and Rawamangun areas.

"The Game-Playing Program in Menteng will be held on December 20, 2023 in Crio, Menteng, and Main-Main in Rawamangun will be held at Clay Coffee and Space on December 22, 2023.

Eno said the Playing-Play event was held free of charge without tickets to provide wider space for workers who want to find new listeners. On the other hand, the concept of free money also opens up opportunities for anyone to come and find the works of new Indonesian musicians.