Combine All Flavors into One Song, Djiwa Karsa Invites Music Lovers of the Homeland to 'Travel Back in Time'

Kapanlagi.com - Ilham Baso, who is the creator of several hit songs such as Bukan Dia Tapi Aku - Judika, Bastian Steel - Lelah, Sammy Simorangkir - Tulang Rusuk, apparently wants to revive the music industry of the homeland. This time, Ilham Baso creates a new duo project named Djiwa Karsa together with Yoko.

They have released a new single titled Berwisata ke Masa Lalu. The song Berwisata Ke Masa Lalu tells the story of a journey of past love, there are those who are hurt, there are those who hurt, they come together to travel back to their past by reflecting on the mistakes that happened, with the aim of not repeating the same mistakes when starting a new relationship.

The Djiwa Karsa single is presented in a different style from typical heartbreak songs. This Pop genre song can now be enjoyed by music lovers of the homeland on various music platforms.

1. Very Fluent and Fast

Djiwa Karsa Invites Music Lovers to 'Berwisata Ke Masa Lalu' (Credit: Special)

"Djiwa Karsa chose this song because it relates to the stories of many people, so we decided to release a song titled Berwisata Ke Masa Lalu (Traveling to the Past)," said Ilham Baso in his written statement, Saturday (18/11).

This Djiwa Karsa single was created by Ilham and Yoko under the Indo Semar Records music label. In addition, during the process, Ray Lewis also helped as the Music Producer and Ilham as the Vocals Director.

"The production process of the song 'Berwisata Ke Masa Lalu' went very smoothly and quickly, with the help of our team who always assisted in the recording process and the making of the video clip, our single can be released with satisfying results," said Ilham.

2. Finding a Place in the Hearts of Listeners

Of course, Ilham hopes that his new song can be accepted by the #DjiwaBrokenPeople, a term for people who have been hurt and can become a hit song like his previous creations.

"Hopefully it will find a place in the hearts of the community, and become a hit for the DjiwaBrokenPeople," he concluded.

(kpl/irf/tdr)