Debuting with Single 'Tuhan Jaga Dia', Paolo Lee is Immediately Compared to Andmesh Kamaleng

Kapanlagi.com - The Indonesian music industry has once again welcomed a new talented singer. His name is Paolo Lee. He marked his debut by releasing a single titled Tuhan Jaga Dia which went viral on several platforms, such as TikTok.

Paolo is often compared to the famous singer Andmesh Kamaleng because of his vocal color. Moreover, the single Tuhan Jaga Dia is also said to be similar to Andmesh's single titled Hanya Rindu.

From the title, it can be guessed that this single raises the theme of love. However, of course the lyrics of Tuhan Jaga Dia are also relevant to express to parents, friends and others.

"The song is relaxed, easy to digest and makes you emotional. This song is special because its meaning is very universal and almost everyone can relate to the contents of the song," said Paolo to the media recently.

1. Challenges Faced During Recording

Paolo Lee makes debut with the song 'Tuhan Jaga Dia' / Credit Photo: Personal Documentation

Music is an inseparable part of Paolo Lee's life. Previously, Paolo often covered songs by singers and bands that were quite popular, both from within and outside the country. However, it is not complete if a singer does not have their own work. And the single Tuhan Jaga Dia emerged as the answer.

Well, even though the song Tuhan Jaga Dia sounds easy listening, singing it is not an easy matter. On the contrary, this song requires more concentration and appreciation.

"The difficulty in this song is in the chorus and soft voice part. The notes are very high and the soft voice part also has to force the voice to sound soft but using high notes," explained Paolo.

Fortunately, with his experience in the world of music, Paolo was able to overcome all these challenges. Paolo hopes that his debut can be accepted. Especially for millennials.

"The theme of love is usually liked by many people. I hope this song can become a mandatory song in today's era," he concluded while laughing.

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