Providing 3 Songs, Pay BIP Cancels Bagindas Band's Disbandment

Kapanlagi.com - The news of Bagisdas Band choosing to disband due to the departure of their guitarist and songwriter Michael Christian or Mike has reached Pay BIP's ears.

Pay, whose name is already famous in the music industry, regrets that the band, which has been formed for more than 10 years and already has dedicated fans, is disbanding just because they don't have a songwriter.

As a result, Pay, who is known to have launched many stars, offers three of his own songs to Andra to be performed by Bagindas.

"During an event, I asked Andra 'How are Bagindas doing?' Apparently, Bagindas is going through some internal dynamics, where they actually want to record again, new songs. The truth is, I have songs, three songs. I saw him singing it well at that time. I immediately had a vision that my songs would be a perfect fit for Bagindas. It would be such a shame if Bagindas disbands," explained Pay.

1. Recording 3 Songs

Through lengthy discussions, Andra finally agreed to record 3 songs owned by Pay with the remaining formation, namely Andra (vocalist), Ferry (guitarist), Ivan (drummer), and Wendy (bassist).

"Finally, through a long discussion with them, it turns out that we are on the same page, and the result is quite good. Thus, three songs were recorded. Many are happy with the result, including me and friends around me. Of course, the members of Bagindas are also happy. I hope that this collaboration can produce a fresh work for Indonesian music," said Pay.

As a hit maker and composer, Pay is confident that Bagindas will rise again from their downfall after Mike left and continue to produce their best works for their fans.

"They have great potential, especially since I know that their musical foundation is not in the Malay pop genre. In my opinion, they should create from their hearts and go back to their basics. I have a suitable song for them, and I believe that with their potential, they will be able to rise again. It's a shame that they have been struggling for several years and contributing to the music industry in the country. If they have to disband because of differences in principles of one member, it would be a pity," concluded Pay.

(kpl/dan/nda)