Appointed to Sing and Remake the Original Soundtrack of the Film 'Dealova (2024)', Fadhilah Intan Admits Feeling Burdened

Kapanlagi.com - Singer Fadhilah Intan, who gained popularity through the song 'Dawai', feels very happy because she is trusted to fill the original soundtrack of the latest film 'Dealova (2024)'. Not only singing, Fadhilah Intan also has the opportunity to sing her own version of the song Dealova remake.

When met during a press conference session for the film directed by Ray Nayoan in the Senayan area, South Jakarta, Monday (12/2), Fadhilah Intan admitted feeling somewhat burdened by the trust given to her. Moreover, the process of working on this song was done in a very short time.

1. Can't Surpass Once

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Not only that, Fadhilah also admitted that she doesn't want to surpass Once as the singer of the previous Dealova.

"I was just called 2 weeks ago. Then I just recorded the music last Tuesday and the vocals on Wednesday, not even a week yet. It's just because I had the opportunity to remake a legendary song, and being a Suroboyo person, I have to be brave," said Fadhilah Intan.

"But I also told the Dealova team, 'can I choose someone for the arrangement?', because the time is very short, I chose someone from Surabaya. This orchestra was taken live and this song is quite pressuring because I don't want to surpass mas Once," she continued.

2. Immediately Accept the Offer

When asked further, Fadhilah Intan admitted that she didn't need much time to accept this offer because for her, this offer is a golden opportunity for her career journey.

"I only thought about it for a day, it's still election time, singing jobs are reduced, so why not take this golden offer," she said.

In addition, Fadhilah Intan doesn't deny that until now there is still fear in her to sing this hit song by Opick. Moreover, her version of the Dealova song has not been heard by the public.

"Fear will always exist, there are pros and cons, it's okay because music is a matter of taste, it's a challenge for me to learn and improve," she said.

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