Collaborating with American Dangdut Singer, Vebrie Verona is Ready to Release Dangdut Dance

Kapanlagi.com - Vebrie Verona's journey as a newcomer dangdut singer continues. After being selected as the Duta Dangdut In America who is tasked with bringing Indonesian dangdut songs to Uncle Sam's country, Vebrie Verona continues with recording her latest song.

Her latest song is titled "Dangdut Dance" which is performed as a featuring with American dangdut singer, Joelina Bee. The song is created by two Indonesian and American composers, Sarah Ema and Freeky Reek.

Interestingly, according to Vebrie, the song Dangdut Dance will be presented differently from typical dangdut songs. It will include rap elements.

"Joelina will contribute with her rap part. So this is a dangdut song with rap," said Vebrie to the media.

1. Optimistic Positive Response

With the new dangdut style, Vebrie is optimistic that her song will receive a positive response from dangdut enthusiasts worldwide.

"This is a new dangdut style, and the story is not about love. It's more about a happy feel with dangdut dance that will be loved by all people, including teenagers," she said confidently.

2. New Recording Takes Place

Originally, the recording was supposed to take place in June 2020 in the United States. Due to the pandemic, the recording was just held last week. It was done virtually, between Indonesia and America.

"So Vebrie recorded in Jakarta, guided online by a vocal director in America. After that, the recorded results were sent there for mixing," she explained.

3. To be Released in America and Indonesia

The plan is to release "Dangdut Dance" in America and Indonesia in October 2020. Seeing the response she has received since being chosen as the Dangdut Ambassador in America, Vebrie expressed her hopes through the song "Dangdut Dance".

"God willing, this song will further popularize dangdut in the music world, especially in America. Because Vebrie has seen that there is already a lot of dangdut fans in several cities in America. Hopefully, it can further elevate dangdut," she concluded.

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