Created When Sad, Mutiara Azka Raises Mental Health Issues Through the Song 'Kesimpulan'

The woman who is familiarly called Azka believes that mental health is an important issue and should be openly voiced. Therefore, through the song 'Kesimpulan', Azka can voice mental health issues from her own perspective.

"But it turns out that when it is listened to by other people, 'why do they like it too, just release it'. So finally, when it was released, it became a message for those who needed it," she said.

Azka tells the process behind the making of the song 'Kesimpulan'. Actually, the song had been written since the end of last year when she was not in a good condition.

"Well, the night before I wrote this song, I felt that way, I felt really down, but again I had done something that made me comfortable, when I was sad I ran to painting, I colored, or I went for a walk with friends, or I danced," she said.

"But I've done all of that and there's still something missing. Turns out I remember that I haven't written a song for a year. Finally, because I felt like something was missing, I sat in front of my keyboard and played a melody, and then I got it," he added.

Although the lyrics of the song 'Kesimpulan' were made when sad, but the song is packaged so uniquely. Because, if you listen to the song 'Kesimpulan', you won't hear any sadness in the single.

Azka revealed that every time he creates a song, he is always reminded by his beloved mother. Although it sounds funny, but indirectly his mother's message can be conveyed to Azka's own subconscious mind.

"I'm sad and angry again, I always remember my mom's message from when I was in high school, I wrote a song since high school, 'if you want to sing a song, don't choose a sad one, dear. God will approve it later'. So there is mentioning of one singer, this one, his song goes where, where, is it true that he was left by his partner," he said.

"It's really emotional, it enters my subconscious from when I was in high school. That's why whether I'm angry or not, my mom always says 'create something useful for others'," Azka said.