Masdo Holds 4 Cities Tour In Indonesia, Successfully Singing With Fans

Masdo, a pop band from Malaysia (Doc. Warner Music)

JAKARTA - The 60s-era Malaysian band, Masdo who faithfully carried out the'retro vibe' to complete its big mission in 2024. With 3 talented people, Ali Sariah (vocalist), Putu Ceri (bass) and Asmawi (guitarist), they returned with their latest single titled Perih Jerih.

Not only that, Masdo also held a tour of 4 cities in Indonesia in a series of promos for his newest song. This tour has been successfully held in the cities of Bandung, Jakarta, Yogyakarta and Bali for 12 days from May 31 to June 10, 2024. On this tour Masdo is supported by Klook and also Enrich Malaysia.

"For us, Indonesia is very special in the heart. Therefore, we are very happy to have the opportunity to meet Masdo listeners in Bandung, Jakarta, Yogyakarta and finally in Bali," Masdo said in a written broadcast received by VOI.

The song 'Berih Jerih' was completely composed by the three of them together with Warner Music Malaysia. The lyrics tell about the struggle and sense of loss that is poured into a work.

"This song revolves around the feelings of people who have lost, various questions that sometimes cannot be solved for reasonable reasons, while trying to get up and make that feeling the power to continue life," said Putu Ceri.

This single, produced with an alternative pop feel, takes two weeks to complete it completely and be recorded at the Bijan Fx Productions studio, We make The Strokes band a reference and influence in the production of songs this time," added Putu Ceri.

Interestingly, the shooting of the German music video (MV) directed by Aqil Muaz was taken around the city of London.

The level of MV tells the story of a husband and wife who have to sacrifice their feelings and relationships for the common good. And why was the city of London chosen, coincidentally we were invited to appear there, so we took advantage of this opportunity and take advantage of the space and time we had with filming there, "explained Asmawi.