Rian Said The Song That Became The Biggest Contributor To The D'Masiv Coffers

Rian D Masiv (Ivan Two Men/VOI)

JAKARTA - Of the many works produced by D'Masiv, Rian said hits from the beginning of their career in the music industry were the biggest contributors in terms of finance.

The 38-year-old vocalist said, from many songs, Love Kills me' which comes from the debut album Changes (2008) is the largest coffers contributor to all personnel.

"Obviously This Love Kills Me". That's a breakthrough song, Rian said when met in Antasari, South Jakarta, Tuesday, October 28.

Rian said the song was inspired by the pain he had received from someone. However, the unpleasant story is actually a huge blessing.

"The song started from my pain when someone was hurt, but it turned out to be very grateful, meaning, it turned out that someone was hurt, it turned out that there was a lesson," he said again.

Rian also has an interesting story, where after the success achieved with D'Masiv, many people came to him to apologize.

Before being known to the public, Rian said, he and his family lived very simply in a rented house in the Ciledug area. "Indeed, economically very concerning," he said.

But at that time, Rian already had great aspirations to become a successful musician. This hope is also often expressed to people in the area where he lives.

Until finally D'Masiv achieved success, many people who used to know Rian, came to apologize, for having underestimated what they aspired to.

"There was a moment after decades, my friend came just to apologize," he said. It turns out that I often said, 'Once my house was in Pondok Indah, later I would travel around Indonesia, I would travel the world, my album would explode. So, when I said that, they thought I was halu.'

Therefore, for Rian, the song 'Love Kills Me' is not just a contributor to the coffers, but proof not to be afraid to have big dreams.

"I always tell my friends that never shrink your dreams, let alone the dreams are free," he said.