Delayed for Two Years, Nabila LIDA Admits that the Covid-19 Pandemic Also Affected the Release of Her Debut Single

Kapanlagi.com - Nabila Ellisa or better known as Nabila LIDA has just released her debut single on Wednesday, November 25, 2020. Nabila finally launched her single after two years since she came out as the fifth champion of the first season of Liga Dangdut Indonesia.

In an exclusive virtual interview session on Wednesday (11/25), Nabila revealed that the release of her debut single had actually been planned long before the Covid-19 pandemic hit.

"If you say it's late, well, I felt it was already too long. Actually, it was planned long before the pandemic, it should have been released but because of the schedule conflicts with my friends, and then the pandemic happened so everything was postponed. Because most things were postponed, the release of Nabila's single was also delayed," said Nabila LIDA.

1. Taking Risks

Releasing her debut work amidst this never-ending pandemic certainly made the 17-year-old girl feel worried. But in her opinion, rather than constantly delaying it, it's better to take risks and launch her latest song.

"Releasing a song in the midst of a pandemic might make you feel worried, but since we don't know how long this pandemic will last, it's better not to postpone it anymore. We have to take risks, and if it's destined, it will boom and be accepted by the public," she said.

2. Utilizing Social Media

As an artist, she also has to adapt to the current situation. One of them is to maximize the use of social media to promote her debut single.

"Of course, we have to adapt, whether we like it or not. For promoting my single, because we're still in a pandemic, we have to make the most of digital platforms and social media," she concluded.

3. Prevent the Spread of Covid-19

In the midst of the pandemic, there is hope that this difficult situation can soon pass. Everyone is helping each other to reduce the spread of Covid-19. One of them is by disciplining the implementation of health protocols.

#RememberMother'sMessage, diligently wash hands with soap and running water, avoid crowds and, importantly, always wear a mask. Hopefully, this pandemic can end soon, KLovers.

(kpl/irf/lou)