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Alex Teh Releases His Debut EP "In My Twenties", Very Relatable for Those in Their 20s

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Pop-folk singer and songwriter from Jakarta, Alex Teh, officially released his debut EP themed "in my twenties." Through six songs he wrote, Alex invites listeners to explore the ups and downs of life in their 20s, a time full of self-discovery, love, loss, and growth.

This EP was born from close collaboration with several renowned musicians and producers from Jakarta, such as Will Mara, Rhesa Aditya (Endah N Rhesa), Mikha Angelo (Fellow Amateurs), Geddi Jaddi Membummi, Nathania S. Alexandra, Farrel Cahyono, and Nikita Dompas. Support also comes from familiar names in the industry like Arash Buana, Restha Wirananda, Endah Widiastuti, Kamga, and Ivan Gojaya.

"In My Twenties is the soundtrack for your 20s, a time full of chaos but also beauty. Not everything will be perfect, but that’s what makes it valuable," said Alex Teh.

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1. The Story Behind Every Song

As a representation of his personal journey, the sequence of songs in "in my twenties" is arranged chronologically following Alex's life phases since leaving Melbourne to return to music in Jakarta.

"I Love You So" opens the EP with a story of parting, both with a city and someone, as Alex chooses to pursue music despite having to let go of a relationship that had not yet fully developed.

"Five" comes with a reflective spirit, depicting moments full of uncertainty and longing for a simple childhood.

"Blink" highlights the loss of a beloved family member, reminding that support from loved ones is the main strength in overcoming difficult times.

"Amsterdam" deepens the theme of loss, whether it be love, friends, or someone who once mattered, presented with lyrics open to personal interpretation.

"Wait A While" serves as the main song with a light acoustic tone and a message about prioritizing oneself, affirming that love can wait.

"Messy in The Weather" closes the EP with optimistic energy, featuring Adhitia Sofyan as a collaborator, conveying the message that doubt and chaos are a natural part of the growth process.

2. The Journey of Alex Teh

Alex Teh began to gain recognition after performing on major stages such as the Java Jazz Festival 2024 and Pestapora, as well as collaborating with big names like Adhitia Sofyan, Reality Club, and Melly Goeslaw. His love for music has roots from his college days in Melbourne, where he actively performed with the local band The Stranded.

With a distinctive soft and personal pop-folk style, Alex's music combines influences from pop, folk, and country. He writes with emotional honesty, pouring out heartbreak, hope, and dreams in each song.

3. Hopes for the Listeners

The EP "in my twenties" is not just a collection of songs, but an open letter from Alex to his generation about doubts, loss, and the small joys that shape the journey to adulthood.

"I hope people can hear themselves through my songs," said Alex. Through this work, he officially introduces himself as one of the promising new talents in the Indonesian music industry.

The EP "in my twenties" is now available on all digital music platforms, don’t forget to listen!

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Disclaimer: This translation from Bahasa Indonesia to English has been generated by Artificial Intelligence.
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