Release of 'Janjiku Padamu', Supri FX Responds to His Wife's Romantic Song

Kapanlagi.com - Music producer Supri FX once again showcases his creativity in the music world. After releasing the single Tetap Dalam Pelukanku, the owner of Didi Music record label has once again released a new work. What's special is that the song titled Janjiku Padamu is a response to the recently released work by his wife, Bunda Marni.

Yes, not long ago Bunda Marni released a song titled Sumpah Sakral which depicts the harmony of their marriage. The song Janjiku Padamu was intentionally released by Supri FX under the MYD Records as a response to his wife's romantic song.

"The song Janjiku Padamu is once again a proof and work that I created for my beloved wife," said Supri FX in his statement to the media.

"This is a song in response to the single Sumpah Sakral that was previously released by my wife, and in this single Janjiku Padamu, it is a response to the previous single," he continued.

1. Written with Honesty

Supri FX (Credit: Special)

Furthermore, Supri FX said that in the process of making it, the song Janjiku Padamu did not encounter any significant obstacles. Moreover, the song was written honestly to depict his affection for his wife.

"Indeed, all the songs I create are intended to be easily understood and comprehended by the general public, because this is my personal expression, so I try to be honest in creating works for my songs. So that the message in my songs can be easily accepted," he explained.

2. Complementing Each Other

Not only as a work, but Supri FX considers the song Janjiku Padamu as a message that can be useful for many people. Through easy listening music, combined with easily digestible lyrics, Supri FX wants his song to inspire many people.

"The message may be about a relationship, especially in a marriage, we must be able to complement each other. Happy and sad together, remember the wedding vows that should be upheld in times of joy and sorrow, we must continue to strive in facing the ups and downs of married life. Hopefully, with the song Janjiku Padamu, it can inspire music lovers in Indonesia," he concluded.

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