JAKARTA - Indies' newest single entitled right where you left me is a collaboration with South Korean soloist Jae Park alias eaJ, which was released on July 5.
It took a long process to finally release the right where you left me. Discussions for several months to determine the right song. Then the East Indies recorded several versions of the arrangement to be selected together.
When recording several versions, the Indies did not work alone. The singer with the real name Baskara Putra said there was a role for Kamga that helped her with vocal arrangements.
"Only here, when I recorded it, I was helped by Kamga. My director was Kamga," said the East Indies in Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta, Wednesday, July 17.
Not without reason, the Indies felt comfortable when the recording was assisted by Kamga as a vocal director. He admitted that he learned a lot from the members of the Tangga music group.
"He always helps me. And those who teach vocals, mostly (mostly) Kamga," said the Indies.
Regarding his collaboration with eaJ, the Indies said they were proud. Without thinking, he immediately accepted an offer from the singer who graduated from the K-pop Star event.
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The East Indies admits that there are many works of eaJ that he admires. However, the reason he wanted to collaborate was because he saw the 31-year-old singer showing a good impression.
"Initially he offered that, after that I was done, come on, I want to. Because the person is good. And often it becomes my motivation to work together, because people are fun, people are funny or good. Sometimes it has nothing to do with music," concluded the Indies.
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