Produced by Rowman Ungu, Faizkho Releases Song 'Bukan Aku'

Kapanlagi.com - Drummer of the band Ungu, Rowman is getting more serious about producing and mentoring young singer, Faizkho. Unconsciously, his protege has produced 3 songs in the last year, including the single titled Bukan Aku which was recently released.

The third single of the singer who entered the Wow Musikindo label is a Malay pop genre which is his favorite. This single is a creation of Atta Javata who successfully showcases Faizkho's mature and characterful vocals.

"This song tells the story of a boy with a disability who is cheated on by his partner. This traffic accident tragedy actually does not reduce the girl's love. However, secretly the girl plays with fire behind her partner who is no longer physically perfect. In the end, the affair is exposed," said Faizkho in a press release received by KapanLagi.com.

1. Crying During Recording

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As it turns out, the man born on April 17, 1999 is so emotional when recording the song Bukan Aku. He couldn't hold back his tears because he remembered the story of his relative.

"Coincidentally, the lyrics of this song are similar to the story of my late uncle. It's like a true story, without the knowledge of the song's creator. Moreover, when recording this song, it was only 2 days after my uncle's passing," he added.

2. Rowman Mesmerized by Purple Rows

Rowman himself has been guiding Faizkho's musical journey from the beginning. There are many reasons why Rowman wants to continue producing Faizko, including his unbreakable spirit.

"Faizkho is polite, diligent in worship, always willing to learn, never complains, has a high fighting spirit, and loves both parents. In terms of attitude, I give him two thumbs up. Musically, his graph is also constantly improving. His interpretation of songs is excellent, and his vocal mastery is very fast. I salute him, a child who is born normal may not be able to adapt as quickly as he does. His self-confidence is also high. He even started learning to write songs," said Rowman.

(kpl/mhr)