Invite Elly Sugigi, Neng Dessy Forms 4 Bunga Group and Releases Song 'Bronis' from Personal Experience

Kapanlagi.com - The dangdut music industry is now getting busier with the presence of new singers with their own concepts. This time, producer and entrepreneur, Neng Dessy, also joins the dangdut music industry by forming 4 Bunga.

Under the umbrella of Millenium Records, Neng Dessy invites people who have long been involved in the entertainment and dangdut music world to form 4 Bunga. They are Elly Sugigi, Givry Taj who is a graduate of KDI, and an artist named Camelia Putri.

4 Bunga comes with an interesting slogan. As the name suggests, 4 Bunga has the slogan of blooming, fragrant, blushing, and stinging throughout time.

1. Single Release

Neng Dessy (Credit: Special)

Present in the dangdut music industry, 4 Bunga released a single titled Bronis, which was created by Neng Dessy and also Elly Sugigi. Bronis itself is an abbreviation of Brondong Manis.

The presence of Bronis is inseparable from the personal experiences of Neng Dessy and also Elly Sugigi. Both have been in a relationship with someone much younger. Their hope when dating a brondong was to find genuine love, but it turned out to be the opposite.

"Being involved with bronis (sweet young man) is just for show. That's why I was inspired to make this song," said Neng Dessy.

2. A Unique Challenge

Neng Dessy also feels challenged in this project. Not only playing the role of a producer, Neng Dessy has to think about many other things for this group.

"This is a unique challenge for me to unite ideas together in this group, my role is not only as a producer, but also as a singer who has to directly think about the production and promotion of the song bronis and unite 4 heads in one group," she said.

The presence of 4 Bunga is expected to be another choice for fans of Indonesian dangdut music. "Hopefully, with this song, it can entertain and enliven the Indonesian music scene, keep watching on the Millenium Record Youtube channel and can be listened to on your favorite radio stations," concluded Neng Dessy.

(kpl/pur/tdr)