Work on Three Projects at Once, Reza Zakarya Will Sing King Nassar's Song Again

Kapanlagi.com - Singer Reza Zakarya remains productive during the pandemic. Although there are no scheduled performances, Reza strives to create new works. Until now, the singer from D'Academy 3 Indosiar is working on three projects at once. First, Reza will sing Nassar's song again.

"So, I have three song projects that I'm currently working on. One of them is a song from King Nassar that I'm recycling, singing again, and making a music video for," said Reza when contacted by Kapanlagi.com, Friday (16/10/2020).

1. Collaboration with Turkish Singer

But it doesn't stop there, the 31-year-old singer is also working on a new song collaborating with a singer from Turkey. Together with the singer, Reza will tell about the beauty of the world and his gratitude to the creator. Interestingly, this song will be sung in two languages, namely Indonesian and English.

"There is one more collaboration that Eza did with one of the musicians in Turkey. So we did the recording in our respective countries, then Eza sent the file to Turkey for mixing and all that. He is the one preparing for the release. So Eza had a song that he created, he sang it in English and Eza sang it in Indonesian," said Reza.

"So this one song tells about the beauty of the world, about the great gratitude to Allah. About our happiness as a human being who is continuously blessed with a beautiful life," he continued.

2. Accidental New Project

Thirdly, Reza will be collaborating on a new project with musician Andi Rianto. Reza admits that this is a new project that was created accidentally.

"This project was accidentally given to Eza as a challenge, and then Reza started making YouTube content with Andi Rianto. There, Eza ended up playfully discovering a collection of beautiful melodies and eventually promised to turn them into a song for Reza. Eza is still waiting for it, hopefully the song can soon reach Eza's label. Then it can be produced and released as soon as possible," said Reza.

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