Meiska Presents New Music Videos About Love Of Different Religions, Stubborn

Meiska (doc. Special)

JAKARTA - Meiska Adinda again gave a sweet surprise to her loyal listeners. After releasing his first album, Only Figuran, last July he presented a music video for one of the tracks in it, namely Keras Kepala.

Released on Wednesday, October 9, this single includes those who received positive responses by listeners, with streams reaching 31,719,891 views on Spotify. The song is also widely used on TikTok by netters to represent their feelings.

Meanwhile, the music video Keras Kepala raises the concept of two people knowing that their relationship will not be long and will not work, but will still try to keep it.

"We raise phenomena that often occur in Indonesian society, such as class, religion, or race differences and feel that Headburny' can be a representative of feelings from friends who experience things like this," explained Meiska in a press release received by VOI.

Meiska has already thought about this concept with the Indonesian Sony Music Entertainment team, as the label that houses it. The plan a few months ago was finally realized now.

The distance from the release of Keras Kepala which is included in the album Only Figures with the making of this video clip are quite far, about three months. That's because we want to listen to netizens' responses to Keras Kepala so that they can convey stories that are closest to the situation that often occurs. After reading various comments, we think, the story of differences in religion, race and social class is something that this song can represent.

Meiska admitted that this concept distinguishes it from the previous singles. "In this video clip, I want to be closer to my friends' experiences and be able to represent what my friends feel. Therefore, I decided to choose the stories that are often experienced by friends in Indonesia, namely religious differences in a relationship. Hopefully this can represent the feelings of anyone who has been in a relationship like that, "said this Balinese-blooded soloist.

Yogyakarta became the city Meiska chose to shoot Keras Kepala. Apart from the various views, he deliberately chose the city because of his culinary delights.

The shooting process was carried out at Laguna Glagah and residential areas around the city of Yogyakarta as a background. Meiska is grateful that the making of this video clip went unrestricted even though at that time she had to live it along with the lecturer's guidance.

He hopes that the latest work from his album can reach and be felt by many people. Especially with the theme of different religions which are one side of affairs for several couples in the country.

"Hopefully people like this music video and relate so they are moved to put their story in the comments column. In addition, hopefully this MV can provide an perspective on a relationship between different religions that people may never imagine before," concluded Meiska.