Aishameglio Anak Duta Debuts As Collaborator Sheila On 7 In Single Memories Good

Sheila On 7 with Aisha (Ivan Two Men/VOI)

JAKARTA - Aisha Duta Chiara has become a background singer for Sheila On 7 in the last five tours to the city. Now, the eldest daughter of the Ambassador (vocal) is taking a new step by becoming a collaborator for Sheila On 7's latest single entitled 'Good Memory'.

Aisha was chosen - her nickname considering that her figure is familiar. She has appeared on most of the Sheila On 7 stage since the beginning of this year.

" Aisha's participation was also what made Eross (guitar) remember that he had new song material that was prepared for the format of the featuring," said Adam (bass) during a press conference in Lebak Bulus, South Jakarta, Monday, November 25.

The song is nothing but 'Good Memory', continued the bassist.

Eross said 'Good Memory' is indeed conceptual to be sung with collaborators. He said this song was difficult to present with just one singer.

"And why did this song come to the surface and be played to other friends, because Aisha had participated in the gig to help Sheila on 7 to become backing vocals. From there I thought, 'Oh yes, I have a song whose concept is indeed quaaturing. Then, what we are listening to now happened,' said Eross.

Menikmati. Semoga Memori Baik bisa membuat hari-harimu menjadi lebih baik. Amin," imbuhnya.

Meanwhile, 'Good Memory' is written with a different approach. If most of the SO7 songs talk about romance, in this song the relationship between parents and their children is discussed.

The lyrics of 'Good Memory' can be interpreted that everyone must prepare themselves when those closest to them - be it family, friends, or childhood friends - have to live their own lives.

"Alhamdulillah, for us this achievement is quite extraordinary, considering the many stories in our lives together and personally," said the Ambassador.

The 'Good Memory' is the first song to process post-production in Japan. After recording all the instruments and vocals in Yogyakarta, SO7 was assisted by Yuta Yoneyama for mixing and Hidezaku Sakai for mastering at Sony Music Studios, Akasaka, Interest City, Tokyo.

"What makes the difference in our opinion is mixing and mastering, because it's related to the engineer's taste, that's why we want to try a new experience there," said Adam.

In addition to conducting the mixing-mastering process, SO7 also recorded live performance videos of several of their songs in the same studio.

"It's just different, because if you take live, the emotions are definitely more intense, while tracking multitracks are usually full of caution. Tracking live is called a little careless and sometimes that's what makes the atmosphere more lively," said the bassist.

"One more thing, the atmosphere in Japan that is fun is about its equipment. The tools there are really dreams, in the sense that musicians always want to see studio tools in a more advanced country. Well, that's how I feel. The tools are very possible for us to do a comfortable tracking live with quality that is guaranteed," concluded Eross.