Keisya Levronka Brings Major Changes in Full Album

Keisya Levronka for the album rombak (Universal Music Indonesia)

JAKARTA - Keisya Levronka has made a big step in her career as a singer. She presents a full album titled rombak which, as the name suggests, shows a significant transition from her musicality.

This album offers a natural shift but still surprises. Catching attention through emotional ballads like Tak Ingin Usai, Keisya is no longer just telling stories about wounds in a quiet way.

On this album, he chose to "rework" the way he voices emotions - turning sadness into energy, and vulnerability into strength.

Keisya brings a pop-rock feel inspired by the glory days of Indonesian music in the 2000s. rombak presents a new color in Keisya's discography with a more dominant guitar role, a more lively full-band arrangement, and an anthemic feel as the main foundation of this album.

However, behind the sonic changes, one thing remains unchanged: the emotional honesty that has been Keisya's identity from the start.

Even though it carries the feel of pop-rock in the 2000s, Keisya also tries to make "old music feel new" that will still be relevant to the younger generation.

Aku Bukan Dia was chosen as the main single, a song that describes a more silent and complex pain. This song does not talk about loss directly, but about being in a relationship that from the start feels incomplete.

The song involves the cold hands of Lafa Pratomo and Paul Aro, and is produced by Lafa Pratomo. The lyrics tell the story and point of view of someone who realizes that he has never really been the main choice, because his partner's heart is still stuck in the past.

Meanwhile, "Tak Pantas Terluka (Lagi)" comes as another important moment in this album - not just as a song, but as a reflection of how music can grow together with its listeners. Starting from the original ballad version, this song underwent a transformation after the band version went viral on social media. R

Overall, the revamp is not only about musical change, but also about personal growth. Every song on it - from "Draw Today" to "Celebrate" - carries a wider spectrum of emotions, from reflection, loss, to self-celebration. The album feels like a whole journey: from the most fragile point to a stronger and more conscious phase.

With the overhaul, Keisya did not leave who he was before. He actually rebuilt it, with the same foundation, but with a bigger, stronger, and more alive form. This album is a marker that evolution does not mean losing one's identity, but finding a new way to express it.