Making Proud, Rahmania Astrini Releases Song 'Me Me We' with Famous Asian Singers

Kapanlagi.com - Beautiful singer Rahmania Astrini along with several singers from six Asian countries has released a single titled Me Me We. The song Me Me We involves South Korean singer represented by K-Pop superstar Ailee, Ravi, and boyband NewKidd.

Meanwhile, the other five countries are represented by one singer each, such as Aizat Amdan from Malaysia, Chillies from Vietnam, PAAM from Thailand, Quest from the Philippines, and Rahmania Astrini from Indonesia.

1. Give Encouragement During Pandemic

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What is clear, this song is expected to provide encouragement for people affected by Covid-19, especially in Asia. Rahmania Astrini felt happy when she was first offered by her music label, Warner Music Indonesia.

"At that time, I was offered directly by my A&R. If I want to sing together with foreign artists, then he explained that Me Me We is meant to encourage during the pandemic, I immediately didn't think long, I took it right away," said Rahmania Astrini in a virtual press conference, Thursday (8/6/2020).

"So, of course, I'm very happy, until now I still can't believe it, 'really, I can sing with someone as great as that, and this has a broader reach, Asia.' And at that time, I was also recording something else, suddenly the deadline was pushed a week from that. Wow, very challenging," added Rahmania Astrini.

2. Separate Recording

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What's interesting is that the recording process of Me Me We was done during the Covid-19 pandemic. Because of the situation, Rahmania Astrini couldn't meet other singers in person and ended up working on it in their respective countries. One thing for sure, through the single Me Me We, Astrini gained new lessons and experiences that she had never had before.

"The process was exciting and quite challenging because everything was recorded from home, and I went through the recording process while talking on the phone with my label. It's a fun and funny process. Of course, there were obstacles because we usually go to the recording studio and have a lot of brainstorming. And I became my own sound engineer, I really installed the software myself, set up the equipment myself," she said.

"But I learned a lot. And sometimes there were online disturbances. So it's not just singing, I could try new things. As for the distribution, when I was given the parts, I sang in which part, I was given a guide, and I followed the guide," Rahmania Astrini concluded.

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