Biru Baru, 'Next Generation of Indonesian Music'

Wednesday, 01 December 2021 – 02:18 GMT+7
Biru Baru / Credit: JUNI Records

jpnn.com, JAKARTA - Biru Baru is a new vocal band to be reckoned with in the Indonesian music industry.

The duo, Goldan Tambayong and Talitha Belinda Esmeralda, offer quality works full of charm.

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Biru Baru combines pop music with traditional instruments in each piece.

"We consider ourselves an ethnic art-pop group," said Goldan during a virtual conversation, Tuesday (30/11).

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Since its formation in 2018, Biru Baru has released a body of works, which has received positive reviews from listeners.

This year, the group made a big step by joining the JUNI Records label.

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Together with the label, Goldan and Talitha are hoping to broaden their audience.

"We feel that we are compatible with JUNI Records. We've got a lot of new experiences, especially about the production and promotion of songs," said Talitha.

After joining JUNI Records, Biru Baru has released the songs "Terbenam" and "Benderang!", launched only a few days ago.

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In "Benderang!", Biru Baru used a vocal director to produce their work for the first time. The vocal director, Kamga, helped compose and sort out vocal notes during the recording session.

"Benderang!", which is now available on various digital music platforms, has a festive, bright, and joyful energy, embedded with the sound of a traditional instrument, namely calung, a bamboo tube xylophone.

Its lyrics are intended for a special figure for Biru Baru personnel. "We want to invite our listeners to express their love or gratitude," said Goldan.

JUNI Records CEO Adryanto Pratono recently said that Biru Baru provided something different for the Indonesian music industry, both conceptually and musically.

"For me, Biru Baru is the next generation of Indonesian music. The concept of a duo makes them unique and prominent among new musicians who are now dominated by soloists," said Adryanto. (ded/mcr20/jpnn)

This news has been broadcast on JPNN.com with the title: Biru Baru yang Punya Daya Tarik