8 Photos of Delia Septianti Reveal Her Reasons for Staying Motivated to Create with Ecoutez, Hoping for a Positive Response from Gen Z

Delia added that they have committed to continue creating, regardless of public reception. "So, we have committed to each other, whatever happens, no matter how it is received or not, what’s important is that we keep creating," she explained.

After 12 years leaving Ecoutez, Delia feels she has rediscovered her passion and the part of herself that was lost. "Because it turns out that after I left Ecoutez for 12 years, Ecoutez is me, my self, my passion. Maybe before it felt like a part of my hobby was missing, a part of myself was missing. So when I returned, I found that again," she said.

Returning to Ecoutez, Delia feels very excited and reconnected with her friends. "Well, that's what makes me and my friends, now Delia is back, now we are together," she said.

Regarding changes in Gen Z music, Delia admits that many things have changed. "Because no matter what, a lot of things have changed. In my time, there was no digital, it was still radio and so on. Now we have to adapt to the digital promotions that exist now. But we just stay enthusiastic, just stay confident," she said.

Related to the concept of Ecoutez music, Delia explained that even though there are changes, the common thread remains the same. "The concept is definitely that if Ecoutez, the common thread is still the same, and with my return, the character of Ecoutez is further strengthened by my vocal character," said Delia.

The main difference is their effort to attract the attention of the new generation, especially Gen Z. "The difference is, we still want to be ourselves, the main difference is we want to attract the attention of the new generation, Gen Z," he said.

Delia realizes that many younger Gen Z members may not be familiar with Ecoutez in 2005-2006. "Because in my time, in 2005-2006, there were probably many younger Gen Z who weren't familiar with Ecoutez," she explained.

They are now focused on how to create new songs that can be accepted by the ears of the Gen Z generation. "So what we are focusing on for new songs is how to make sure the songs can resonate with Gen Z's ears," Delia concluded.