New Album Release, Trisouls Sings the Song 'Risalah Hati' by Dewa 19

Kapanlagi.com - The vocal group Trisouls has just released their debut album titled Serenada. In this album, the group consisting of trio Yerry, Jesse, and Damien provides songs that they think are suitable to be listened to in the afternoon and evening.

"Serenada means a song sung in the afternoon or evening. We see that the songs in our album have a nuance that is suitable to be listened to in the afternoon or evening. Yes, indeed, if you look at this album, there are no more fast-tempo songs," said Damien in a virtual press conference for the release of the Serenada album, Friday (12/6/2020).

There are nine songs in this Serenada album. All of the songs have a sad and slow tempo. Interestingly, there is one song that can still be considered popular until now, namely 'Risalah Hati'. A song by the band Dewa 19 that is included in the Bintang Lima album.

"Originally, there were several choices, and why we chose 'Risalah Hati' because we think this song has many challenges. We were challenged to present harmonies that were not present in the previous songs," said Damien.

1. Invite Rahmania Astrini

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What's even more interesting, in the Serenade album, Trisouls also collaborated with the beautiful singer Rahmania Astrini on the song Hargai Hatiku. Trisouls' latest single.

"When recording vocals with Astri, when Astri takes her part, for example, it's really enjoyable. The atmosphere inside the recording studio feels so alive. Everyone feels involved in creating a good project. It's really satisfying, so much fun," said Jesse.

2. Debut

The Serenade album marks Trisouls' debut with Warner Music Indonesia. What's even more interesting, Warner still gave the opportunity for Trisouls' members to participate in the arrangement process for the songs in the Serenade album.

"We hope that this album can be enjoyed by music enthusiasts. This album is a journey that we present in each of its songs. And the best way to listen to this album is to enjoy it from beginning to end. We hope that listeners can understand the meaning and story expressed in each song," Damien concluded.

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