Regardless of the Harsh Comments from Netizens, Olla Ramlan Plans to Remix a Song She Once Sang with Dewi Sandra

Kapanlagi.com - Olla Ramlan is once again showing her seriousness in the music world. After having released several singles, she is now considering remaking an old song that she performed with Dewi Sandra.

"Insha Allah, there will be. Actually, I have released a single, and there is also a remix. There is actually an old song of mine that I did as a duet with Dewi Sandra that I might remake," Olla said when met in Pondok Indah, South Jakarta, recently.

According to Olla, her main intention in creating is to seek good and halal sustenance. For her, every job she does must have positive value, both for herself and her family.

"So, insha Allah, whatever it is, I will release a single, insha Allah halal work. The important thing is to be able to provide for my child, for myself," she explained.

1. No Problem Being Criticized

However, not all of Olla's journey in the music world has been smooth. Her latest song, Bahaya, which was released in a remix version, received criticism. Many netizens felt that the music concept was different and hard to accept.

"And the remix is a bit all over the place. The music is indeed varied. Maybe some netizens don’t understand that it’s just wanting something different. But if they want to criticize, that’s fine too, no problem," said Olla.

2. Never Read Comments

Nevertheless, Olla emphasized that the criticism does not bother her at all. The remix version she presents is indeed intended to bring a new color to her music.

On that occasion, Olla also responded to the harsh comments from netizens. She admitted that she never reads negative comments and prefers to focus on her work.

"Oh no, I don’t care. I never read comments. Maybe the netizens are more right than me, that’s okay," Olla revealed.

3. The Intention is Just to Earn Income

For Olla, the most important thing is to carry out work with good intentions without breaking the rules. She believes that as long as she focuses on positive things, criticism is just part of the learning process.

"What matters is that I do the right work, not violating the rules. I'm not doing anything unusual, the intention is to earn a good income," she said.

(kpl/far/pit)