From The Red Light To The Rindu Ambang, The Lantis Tells The Story Through Nada At Showcase Perdana

The first showcase of The Lantis (doc. Warner Music Indonesia)

JAKARTA - The retro-pop band from Jakarta, The Lantis, successfully held their first showcase entitled 'Lantis Traffic' in Krapela, Blok M, South Jakarta on Thursday, May 15 evening.

The event itself lasted for four hours divided into three segments which brought the audience into The Lantis world, wrapped in an intimate and personal atmosphere.

A total of 19 songs were performed during the showcase. The material comes from the two albums they have worked on, 'Pilot' (2021) and 'Pancarona' (2024), as well as their newest single entitled 'Ambang Rindu'.

Through this showcase, The Lantis consisting of Giri (vocals and bass), Ravi (guitar), and Ojan (guitar) not only introduce their songs, but also how they tell stories through music.

"We were first known maybe from the song 'Red Light' to today. We are grateful to everyone who has been involved in the journey The Lantis and also especially our listeners. Hopefully you will enjoy the Cross Lantis Showcase and always be here to accompany us on every trip," said Giri.

The Lantis did not appear alone. They also invited some collaborators on stage. Franki Indrasmoro or better known as Pepeng Naif was presented as a drummer when performing the 'Red Light'.

Naif himself is an inspiration for The Lantis music. Pepeng's presence gives a fresh feel, reviving the warmth of classical rock music that still feels right with The Lantis character.

Then, in this special segment called Bunga-Bunga', which is the heart of this showcase The Lantis performs songs entitled flowers. The songs presented have their own stories, such as About Flowers (Romantic Echoes), Bunga Abadi (Rio Clappy), Bunga Terakhir (Bebi Romeo), and Bunga Sorry (Rendy Pandugo).

The Lintas Lantis series of events also presented Erratic Moody as the opening band. A small surprise was also given to the audience with the presence of Rendy Pandugo, the hit single producer, Bunga Sorry, who also went up on the singing stage.

Not only songs and collaborations, The Lantis also includes a short documentary video that gives an overview of their creative process and journey to music as a group something that is rarely seen by the public, but rather adds to the depth of this showcase.

That night, The Lantis not only showed how they played music, but also showed who they really were a group of musicians who were serious about their work.

This showcase is just the beginning, and there is much more to be expected from their journey forward.