Ruri Repvblik Paid Billions of Rupiah for Solo Career

Kapanlagi.com - The vocalist of the music group Repvblik, Wantogia, has decided to pursue a solo career. Under the MSI Record label, Ruri has just released his latest single titled "Selelu Salah" (Always Wrong). Of course, Ruri's decision to join MSI Record some time ago has become a public discussion. This is because the vocalist, born in Bogor, is reported to have received a fantastic contract worth billions of rupiah.

Regarding this matter, H. Muhammad Daud, the owner of MSI Record, stated that the news is indeed true. Daud admitted that he intentionally offered a contract with a fantastic value to appreciate the music produced by Ruri.

"He joined me in September. Then he came in the evening bringing his songs and everything. I listened to his songs and they were good. Finally, I became interested in taking him for a solo career," said H. Muhammad Daud, the owner of MSI Record, when contacted on Friday (30/10/2020).

1. Appreciating the Works of Musicians

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"I appreciate the works of musicians because their songs are good and I believe this song will boom. That's why I dared to pay Ruri in billions. It's not about looking at Ruri, but looking at the art of music," added H. Muhammad Daud.

With that price, Ruri was contracted by MSI Record for a period of three years. "He even asked, 'are you serious, boss?' Actually, he didn't ask for the budget value at all. I made a contract with Ruri for 10 songs, three years for solo," said Daud.

2. Will Leave the Band Repvblik

After deciding to pursue a solo career, there are many rumors that Ruri will leave the band Repvblik. This arises because Ruri released the single "Selalu Salah". It is rumored that the song is an expression of Ruri's feelings and a sign of the crack in Ruri's relationship with Repvblik.

"Whether or not he leaves is a personal internal matter. Whether he leaves or not, I don't want to interfere. He came to me based on friendship, brotherhood. Hopefully, they won't break up. In fact, I hope Ruri and Repvblik can join MSI Record," concluded Daud.

(kpl/far/nda)