Transformation of Nona Noni's Music in the Single 'Jangan Setengah Hati', Written While Truly Confused

Kapanlagi.com - The beautiful dangdut singer, Nona Amimas Rizkyta or commonly known as Nona Noni, tries to step out of her comfort zone with her latest single release titled Jangan Setengah Hati (Don't Be Half-hearted). This singer from Banyuwangi intentionally tries to explore a fresher musical style compared to her previous singles.

The song Jangan Setengah Hati was written by Sarman Walla. However, Nona Noni herself was directly involved in the production of the song to achieve the desired arrangement.

"This time, the music is more colorful, more like me. Because in the mixing process, I was involved in the production. It brings out more of my character in the music. For those who are curious about how I reflect myself, well, it's in this song," said Nona Noni in a press release received by KapanLagi.com.

1. Lyrics of Sadness with Cheerful Music

Nona Noni / Credit: Personal Documentation

Nona Noni still prioritizes the theme of love for her latest single. Don't Be Half-Hearted tells the story of someone who feels no longer able to bear it because they know their partner is cheating. Although the story in the song is generally full of sadness and distress, the music arrangement itself is cheerful and upbeat.

"Usually the music I choose is based on breakbeat, but for now it's more electronic. In terms of lyrics, I usually don't feel sad anymore, but this time my lyrics are genuinely sad," Nona continued with a laugh.

2. Horseback Riding Hobby

Nona Noni / Credit: Personal Documentation

As a musician, Nona Noni herself has a unique hobby. Yes, this 27-year-old woman is known to be fond of horseback riding. For the past 3 months, Nona Noni has been intensively learning horseback riding, so now she can ride smoothly.

"When I was little, I liked horseback riding, but now I'm starting again. Basically, I am an animal lover and I like challenges. Horseback riding is not just about skill, but also about getting the soul of the horse that is being ridden," Nona Noni concluded.

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