KARNAREKA Wants To Relevantly With Its Listeners Through The Release Of A Pair Of Retak Melegenda

KARNAREKA (Ist)

JAKARTA - The pop-punk unit from Yogyakarta, KARNAREKA has re-launched a single entitled 'Sepas Rentak Melegenda'. This song is the fifth material for the album Fortune' which will be released in the near future.

Previously, the band consisting of Heroherda (guitar, vocals), Candra (bass), and Penot (guitar, vocals) along with Fafa as an additional drum had released four other songs, namely Titik Nadir, Sejaga, Bilang Pada Tuhanmu, and Marry Me.

The 'Sepas Rentak Melegenda' was worked on taking into account the relevance of the work with the listeners, most of whom were young and teenagers.

"When viewed from audiences during performance and streaming, most (of them) are at the High School (SMA) and college or college level, which we think is still experiencing often love and heartbreak matters," said Heroherda in his statement, Friday, August 23.

The lyrics are presented with the impression of confusion via farewell messages. Heroherda, who wrote this song, admitted that the tempo presented at the 'Sepatu Rentak Melegenda' was indeed slower when compared to other singles such as 'Nadir Titik' and 'Marry Me'.

The KARNAMENTREKA frontman said that the song arrangement was made simpler, there was even no sequence filling, different from the very dense Nadir point of filling the sequence.

"For this song, we are more relaxed working on it. It took about two weeks to complete the lyrics, as well as a month to complete the recording process," said the man who is familiarly called Herda.

Not only released via digital streaming services, the fifth single for the new album is also present in the music video.

The big band in the country's pop-punk scene is back at Usman Hasan as the director, who previously directed other CARNAREKA music videos, such as 'Mother's Father', 'Semista Salut Padamu', Try to Stand Up', and Missin You.

Usman's video concept tells the story of a musician and his partner who has a love, but the musician's busyness with his musical works makes their relationship tenuous.

A fight began to occur, until the time when his partner found comfort in other men.

The musician realized that he was actually still feeling love, but had no power. They can no longer be together because they will only hurt each other.