Raisa Considers Music as a Self-Healing Therapy

Kapanlagi.com - Behind the glittering entertainment stage, Raisa does not deny that she has also experienced challenging times in her personal life. Raisa reveals how music has become the only escape that keeps her strong. The concert in 2026 is considered a blessing that comes at the right time.

For the singer of Bahasa Kalbu, every emotion she has felt lately will be fully poured into the upcoming performance. She feels that by sharing stories through songs, the burdens she feels become much lighter. For her, music is not just a job, but a process of self-healing.

"Actually for me, this might sound very cliché but it is very true in my life where music is what helps me in so many moments that are difficult for me, or people see it as a very difficult moment. But for me, one of the ways is to keep creating and producing music," said Raisa when met in the Senayan area on Friday (3/5/2026).

1. Honesty is the Key

Raisa feels that honesty in storytelling on stage is the key to her closeness with fans. She wants the audience, who may also be experiencing life's difficulties, to feel strengthened through her performance. For her, this concert will be a very personal and intimate moment for both parties.

"So actually the arrival of this concert project this year is, in my opinion, a huge blessing because all of my exhaustion or all the emotions I’m currently experiencing can be channeled directly like that. So I think this is one of the projects that I really need, but it will also become an extraordinarily personal project," she expressed.

2. Raisa Prepares Many Stories for the Concert

Although it is titled a grand concert with orchestral accompaniment, Raisa promises to still weave many stories in between the songs. She wants Youraisa to not only go home with memories of beautiful music but also with a sense of relief after sharing energy with her.

"If friends know that when I’m having a concert, various stories come out from me, this is going to be a very personal moment because there will definitely be many things to share with the audience. So hopefully the concert, even though it will be grand, will still feel personal and intimate," Raisa said.

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