Ranger's Rework of 'Hanya Padamu', Ranger's Commitment to Exist in the Indonesian Music Industry

Kapanlagi.com - Ranger band, a music group from Bandung consisting of Lingga (vocal), Dias (guitar), Nara (drums), and Onez (bass). This time they present an old single with a different composition.

Looking back, they have released a single titled 'Hanya Padamu' which became the band's debut. The song, which expresses regret and sadness of someone who has fallen in love, is considered to have a connection and relevance that continues to exist and dominates the band's presence.

It should be noted that two members of the Ranger band are absent in their latest song release. Gingin on sequencer/keyboard has chosen to stay in the production kitchen. Meanwhile, Caesar (guitar), who has several music projects with different genres, has limited time due to his activities being the same as Lingga (vocal), who works as an in-house legal staff at a proud Indonesian airline company.

1. More Directed

Ranger (Credit: Special)

Furthermore, Dias (guitar) emphasizes that the band currently has a clearer and more directed vision and mission. "It's time to prove our commitment as a band by providing music that hopefully can be accepted by the wider community," he said.

Not only "Hanya Padamu". Ranger has released other hit songs such as "Perjalanan Rasa" and "Walau Ku Mencoba" (acoustic version). A little sneak peek, they are also preparing another single by continuously creating in order to achieve the expected goals.

2. Ready to Collaborate

When asked about the band's nearest plans, Lingga (vocal) responded that besides promoting songs, both on air and off air, they are preparing to collaborate with several musicians in the future. Although it is not easy to manage their musical commitment amidst their busy schedule as professionals or musicians.

Lastly, Ranger hopes that their works can be accepted as the soundtrack of everyday life for music lovers everywhere. Additionally, they hope to be part of famous events or festivals in Indonesia, which are currently the pioneers of music events.

(kpl/pur/tdr)