Olivia Pardede Usung Nuansa R&B 1990s To Remember Butterfly Era In Single High

Olivia Pardede (doc. Ist)

JAKARTA - Olivia Pardede started a new step in the journey of her music career by introducing a single titled high, a new number that feels much different from some previous releases.

Through the latest single, Olivia carries R&B music in the 1990s style, which explicitly celebrates the moment of 'butterfly era' or the most beautiful times of falling in love.

"high" is not just a clich repetition about romance euphoria. The single line is an honest representation of the love story that Olivia is living.

Interestingly, Olivia completed this song in a relatively short time composing a rare experience that she finally felt again after so long, a feeling that made her dare to open her heart after a long love journey.

Initially, a relationship with a man was established without expectations. Olivia had closed herself, reluctant to take risks. However, as implied in the lyrics, the calm and warmth he found with the man gave him the courage to restart.

In deeper meaning, "high" is deliberately created to go beyond the general notion of 'hit feeling' that is sensual when falling in love.

For Olivia, the term refers to a much more significant experience. Finding an ideal connection that he has always wanted is the reason for the right behind writing this song.

"It feels like the peak of feeling happy," Olivia said, explaining the intensity of emotions that is the main inspiration for songwriting, through a written statement, Tuesday, November 11.

"The point is, with this guy I feel like I'm on top and that's the mood," added Olivia.

Despite having deep meaning, Olivia deliberately wrapped this single in light and slightly flirtuous tones. This choice is a strategy to further highlight the 'butterfly era' atmosphere that she is enjoying.

Meanwhile, regarding the selection of the nuances of the 1990s R&B love song, Olivia wants high to be the difference between the many broken heart songs in the current music industry.

"Many have been confused," he said, implying that there is a gap in the music market. "Well, those who are in love should also have songs that can be played every day, so that they are happier."

With the arrangement of the R&B 1990s and strong vocal harmonization, Olivia hopes that the song can be delivered properly.

"Hopefully this song can be liked and accepted by all of my friends. Hopefully this song can accompany your 'butterfly era' times. And hopefully my presence in the R&B genre can also have a better impact on the Indonesian music industry," he concluded.