JAKARTA - The bassist of the rock and roll band Powerslaves, Anwar Fatahillah, released his debut album with his religious music project, Qul Hayya.
The album, titled Ocean of Love, contains six songs, namely Ocean of Love, Bismillah, Praise, Return to Your Way, Prayer, and Marry. The presence of this album was proclaimed on Saturday, March 5 yesterday at Kopi Bangsa, the Satria Mandala Museum complex, Jakarta.
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Besides Anwar Fatahillah, Qul Hayya is fronted by former Ada Band drummer who is also the band's founder, Eel Ritonga, Balinese guitarist Dewa Putu Adi and Grass Rock guitarist Edi Kemput plus two female vocalists; Witta and Novi Ayla (former KDI finalists).
Through this album, Qul Hayya hopes to be able to preach through tone.
"The lyrics on this album are a message for those who are still alive, so that during their lifetime they can use time to increase their faith and devotion to Allah," said Dewa Putu Adhi to the media.
Not without reason, Samudera Cinta was made to welcome Ramadan 1443 Hijriyah which will come in early April. The album was released in digital format on various music platforms.
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