Satisfy the Longing of Fans, Senior Singer Ermy Kullit Releases the Song 'Melodi Asmara'

Kapanlagi.com - The name Ermy Kullit may already be familiar to music lovers in the country. Yes, she is commonly known as the legend of Indonesian Jazz. Ermy captured the public's attention in the 80s with the song Kasih.

Now, at her not-so-young age, Ermy continues to create. Offering a full atmosphere of love and romance, Ermy is back with different music. As known, she has released 20 albums throughout her career, and has also released 4 compilation albums from all of her albums, namely the compilation albums E, R, M, and Y, in 2015.

In early 2022, Ermy Kullit finally released a new song titled Melodi Asmara. Ermy Kullit pours her happy feelings when falling in love into the song Melodi Asmara.

1. Targeting Young Listeners

Senior Singer Ermy Kullit Releases the Song 'Melodi Asmara' (Credit: Special)

"I have listened to some younger ones. I like it. Hopefully, my fans will increase and become younger," said Ermy Kullit in the Dukuh Atas area, Central Jakarta, on Friday (1/21).

"As for the song, all songs are good. The song will find its own way," she added.

2. First Step

The song 'Melodi Asmara' is also the first step to reintroduce the Legend of Indonesian Jazz Singer, Ermy Kullit, to the younger generation. The song is also a collaboration between Ermy Kullit and the collective S/EEK. S/EEK is a team of producers, songwriters, and Music Directors.

3. Be the Best

“From Emotion, I have worked hard to find songs, I just stayed silent, it's up to them what they want to do with me, they chose the song, made the music video, arranged everything from makeup to hair to clothes, they were the ones in charge. What's important is that with that mindset, it will be the best,” said Ermy.

4. Repeating Success?

As known, in 2000, Ermy Kullit also collaborated with Indra Lesmana and Humania, as well as Arnold Limasnax as the executive producer.

That collaboration resulted in a successful collaborative album in the market and received the title of the best album from AMI Awards in 2000. Will Ermy's latest song repeat the same success?

(kpl/tdr)