Release of Second Single 'Cukup Aku', Tissa Biani Collaborates with Oncy Ungu and Baskara Mahendra

Kapanlagi.com - After releasing her first single Rindu yang Palsu in February, Tissa Biani is back with her latest work titled Cukup Aku. This song tells the story of someone who wants to always be prioritized by their partner. According to Tissa Biani, the theme of the song Cukup Aku is something that is often experienced by women, including herself.

"This is my true story that is very suitable to be made into a song theme, because it will definitely relate to many people, especially women. The recording process was very exciting because the genre is very different from my first single. Cukup Aku is much more fun and energetic," said Tissa Biani in a press release received by Kapanlagi some time ago.

1. Written with Oncy 'Ungu'

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This song was written by Tissa Biani together with Arlonsy Miraldi alias Oncy 'Ungu' while they were attending a workshop with Barsena Bestandhi, A&R Trinity Optima Production. Tissa provided many creative ideas, assisted by Oncy and Dimas Wibisana as the producer.

"I am sure he can convey the message of the song well, which is that loyalty is the main requirement for a lasting relationship. I am proud of Tissa who has committed to being serious in the music industry. As an older brother, I support her 100% for her career development in this industry," said Oncy.

2. Collaborates with Baskara Mahendra as Video Clip Model

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Meanwhile, the music video for 'Cukup Aku' was directed by Dmaz Brodjonegoro and features actor Baskara Mahendra and young singer and Trinity Incubation trainee, Adifa Nadira, as the video models.

"Dmaz captured the concept that I wanted without me having to convey it beforehand, from the tone to the roles of me, Baskara, and Adifa in the 'Cukup Aku' music video. The result is aesthetic and very satisfying. I hope the listeners will like and enjoy the atmosphere presented. Hopefully, it will be well-liked and become a blessing for many people," Tissa Biani concluded.

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