As a Seventh Single, Singer Aulia Rahman Sings the Song 'Not Him But Me' Originally Popularized by Judika

Kapanlagi.com - Singer Aulia Rahman, commonly known as Rahman, decided to come to Jakarta in 2022 to pursue his dream of becoming a singer. Since childhood, he had been introduced to music by his parents.

However, before that, this man from Samarinda had a dark past. He used to be a street musician while still in school.

He did this with joy because singing is something he loves, and through this way, Rahman could help his parents and younger siblings. He started his musical journey by busking, then began being invited by friends to sing at cafes; it was during this moment that Rahman's life began to change.

His singing actions captured in videos uploaded to TikTok made Rahman a hot topic among Indonesian netizens at that time. The golden voice he possesses certainly helped Rahman become what we know today.

With great enthusiasm, Rahman now has 6 singles that have been released. Under the label Indo Semar Records, Rahman will soon release his seventh single titled 'It’s Not Him, It’s Me' in mid-2024.

“So this song is about infidelity, about someone who is continuously hurt. It’s definitely very painful if we are in that position, having tried to hold on, but what’s the point of allowing ourselves to be hurt repeatedly,” said Aulia Rahman in a written statement on Wednesday (18/9).

“It seems like there are a lot of news about betrayal lately; maybe many can relate to this song,” he continued.

1. Happy to Perform Judika's Work Again

The song 'Not Him But Me' was originally released in 2011. The song was performed by Judika at that time and was very much liked by Indonesian music listeners.

Now, the song will be performed again by Aulia Rahman with his unique voice. Of course, Rahman feels very happy, because who would have thought that the song he used to listen to would now become his seventh single.

“I’m really happy when I was informed by the label to recycle Bang Judika's song, I just didn’t expect that I could perform that song now,” he said.

“The song that I used to often perform can now be my single. This definitely motivates me even more in pursuing my dream of becoming a great singer,” he added.

2. Hope

In addition, in the process of producing the song 'It’s Not Him, It’s Me', Rahman was assisted by Tito P Soenardi as the music producer, Bowo Soulmate as the vocals producer, and Pramudito as the vocals recorded at the Indo Semar Records recording studio. Of course, Rahman has many hopes for himself and his future career.

“I hope this song can inspire its listeners, I hope you all like this song, and I hope this becomes a good step for my career in the music world ahead,” he stated.

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