After Iwan Fals, it was Chrisye’s turn to gather young musicians. The reason is, especially if you don’t make a quality album. Is it true that the recipe for making a cool album requires being ganged up on?
duh! Why don’t musicians get bored of making gang albums? In the last two years, there have been a lot of albums involving many musicians. Starting from the album In Collaboration With Iwan Fals, the tribute album by Lan Antono and Erwin Gutawa, and finally the album Om Chrisye which was given the title Senyawa.
Look at the photos displayed on this page. There were a lot of musicians involved in the last album, weren’t there? Really makes your head spin!!!
Honestly, the recipe for making an album like this is really powerful, bro! The problem is, by involving many musicians, the market for the album becomes wider. It is expected that the fans of the band that are on the album will buy the album in droves. But, it’s time…
Three Generation Compound
musicians of Chrisye’s caliber should still use this recipe to sell their songs?
Turns out that’s not what it means, cyn! According to Uncle Chrisye, this album was made in an effort to collaborate with younger musicians. Working with new blood in the local music industry. Although there are also economic considerations.
In this album, Om Chrisye tries to form a perfect compound with Project Pop, Ahmad Dhani, Eross “S07”, Ricky “Five Minutes” and Lusman Rahardja, Naif who are middle generation musicians. Don’t forget, he also invited new bands like Peterpan and Ungu, who represent the younger generation of musicians, to take part.
Duh, what a noble goal, uncle. It’s true that musicians from various generations should still progress together and work together to create quality works.
But, what is the actual process of making an album like? So, what did Uncle Chrisye and the musicians who were involved feel when working on this album?
If you are curious about the answer, just open page by page the main report of this edition of Hai. Guaranteed your curiosity will be erased, you see. Hey, I’m deliberately prepared to be full of doubt about Om Chrisye’s latest album.
What are you waiting for? Just read the report, and satisfy your curiosity (ryo)
