Many Artists Involved in Drug Cases, Anji: Not Nice Bro!

Kapanlagi.com - Lately, many public figures including actors, musicians, and comedians have been involved in drug cases. Among them are Nia Ramadhani, Rizky Nazar, Ardhito Pramono, and the latest one is Fico Fachriza.

Seeing many of his colleagues involved in drug cases, musician Anji also expressed concern. Because he has also experienced something similar and is now free from his rehabilitation period in October 2021.

The singer of Dia also shared that his difficult times were during his rehabilitation period. Although he also learned valuable lessons during his rehabilitation.

“Maybe if you haven't experienced school (rehabilitation), it will be like, ah, it's fine. But (after rehab) it's not good. It's not good, bro,” said Anji during a virtual interview, Friday (14/1/2021).

1. Continuing to Create in Rehabilitation Centers

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Although undergoing rehabilitation, it doesn't mean that Anji is idle. He continues to create music by making many songs. Even while at the Cibubur Drug Dependency Hospital (RSKO), Anji has already created 15 songs. He has also prepared three songs that will be released in 2022. The first song that was just released today is titled Disiksa Rindu.

"The process is usually at midnight. Because it's quiet then. Every day, friends and I have a morning meeting at the rehab place. We discuss something that happens inside the house," Anji said.

2. Writing Songs in the Middle of the Night

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Anji then further explained the process of creating songs while he was in rehabilitation some time ago.

"Usually, they go to sleep at 11. I always sleep in the morning. So it's very quiet at that time, and that's when whispers start in my head. That's what I write in the lyrics, it took me two days to write," Anji said.

3. Stop Drugs!

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He also advised people not to touch the illicit goods and to stop using drugs.

"So stop it. Don't let yourself not regret after experiencing the process," he concluded.

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