After 7 Years, Risty Tagor Finally Launches Mini Album on Her Birthday

Kapanlagi.com - Actress Risty Tagor is expanding her career in the Indonesian music industry. After releasing the religious single Allah Maha Pengasih last year, the 33-year-old woman has now released a religious-themed mini album titled KETIKA RINDU.

Not only that, Risty Tagor also gave a special meaning to the launch of her mini album, coinciding with her 33rd birthday on April 12, 2022. Her birthday this year also coincides with the holy month of Ramadan.

1. Risty is Grateful

Risty Tagor © KapanLagi.com - Irfan Kafril

When met in Tanah Abang area, Central Jakarta, on Tuesday night, April 12th, Risty said that this mini album is the fulfillment of her dream since seven years ago. Some things happened that made her have to postpone the promotion of her work.

"This is a dream to fulfill a mandate. We made it in 2015, but before the launch, I got sick. I haven't done any promotion, video clips, and I was sick," said Risty Tagor.

"So finally, it's like a waste if we miss this opportunity. This is a dream and thank God it has been fulfilled," she continued.

2. 5 Songs

This mini album consists of five songs. Among them are Allah Maha Pengasih, Mama, Ketika Rindu, Rindu Suara Adzan and Bersujud PadaMu.

Interestingly, three of the songs in this mini album were written directly by Risty's mother, Tjut Mutia. While some others were created by Jeje Govinda and a songwriter from Jogja, Dimas Ferdian.

3. Ade Govinda Satisfied

Risty Tagor © KapanLagi.com - Irfan Kafril

On the same occasion, Ade Govinda, who also played a role in the making of the actress's religious album. The music in this mini album was entirely created by Ade and Ferry EFKA.

Ade is satisfied with the results of the music-making process on this album, and he considers the songs in the KETIKA RINDU album to have meanings that can be a gift to everyone in the holy month.

"Finally, I'm very satisfied. When it became an album, it was connected and in harmony. Quite satisfied. Yes, hopefully it will be a Ramadan gift for everyone," concluded Ade Govinda.

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