As a Singer, Restu Gibran, Charly Van Houten's Son, Chooses a Different Music Genre from His Father

Kapanlagi.com - Like the saying 'the apple doesn't fall far from the tree,' that's the right analogy for Restu Gibran Van Houten, the child of a famous singer Charly Van Houten. Gibran wants to follow in his father's footsteps and enter the Indonesian music industry.

As the child of a top Indonesian musician, Restu feels grateful to be able to witness his father's struggle to achieve success in the Indonesian music industry. Restu admitted that he learned a lot from his father when starting his career in the music world.

"The advantage is still being very grateful and grateful, at least because since childhood I have always been invited by my father. Alhamdulillah there is some knowledge that sticks, which I can learn live how to enter the music industry," said Restu when contacted by reporters on Friday (11/3/2022).

1. Getting Support

Restu Gibran, Charly Van Houten's Son, Chooses a Different Music Genre Than His Father (Credit: Special)

Restu is one of the lucky children who gets full support from his parents. Restu admits that his choice to enter the world of Indonesian music is fully supported by his father.

"His response is always supportive and always assures how Restu can show good work. Whether it's in the field of music industry career or support as a father to his child," he said.

2. Feeling Burdened

Although Restu is grateful to have a successful father in the Indonesian music world, he admits to feeling a little burdened by his father's big name. However, this will be a driving force for him to surpass his father's achievements in the Indonesian music industry.

"There is definitely a burden, but because my father always gives me confidence, I always use that burden as a spirit to be able to show my best work to the fullest," he said.

As someone who already has a wealth of experience in the Indonesian music industry, Charly Van Houten provides a lot of guidance to Restu so that his son does not make the wrong moves.

3. Three Important Things

"My father always gave me three important things to have in anything I do, which are skill, relationship, and attitude. My father always taught me to be independent in anything and not depend on others," said Restu.

Now, Restu is under the big label of Trinity Optima. Unlike her father, Restu herself prefers a different genre of music.

"Coincidentally, the genre and style of music I choose are very different from my father," Restu concluded.

(kpl/far/tdr)