Starting from a Quip, Takaeda Former Drive Singer Creates a Happy Indonesian Song

Kapanlagi.com - The corona pandemic has inspired many musicians to create works, including Takaeda, the former vocalist of Drive. This 34-year-old man recently released a new song titled Indonesia Bahagia.

From the title, it is very contradictory to the current condition of Indonesia, where the community is experiencing many negative impacts from the spread of the corona virus. This is not unnoticed, in fact, Takaeda deliberately spreads positive spirit to his music listeners.

"This song aims to revive our spirit that hope will always exist. With the condition that we must be patient and sincere and believe that this is only temporary. Because, there is no storm that does not subside," said Takaeda recently.

The process of making the song itself started when one of Takaeda's friends made a quip, "Why don't you make a song about corona?" Takaeda, who was attending an event with the same title, was then inspired and the musical notation was created just like that.

Interestingly, the monetization results of this song on YouTube will be donated to the handling of the corona epidemic. This means that anyone who listens to the song indirectly donates. Many musicians have participated in spreading this news.

"There are many people who participate in this song such as Mpok Nur, Wulan Guritno, Pay BIP, Iman Jrocks, Rizal Armada, Ade Jigo, Fadli Padi Reborn, Arie Untung, Mas Mono, Abidzar, Ustad Derry Sulaiman, Ustad Luqmanul Hakim (Creator of Indonesia Bahagia), and many artist friends, followers who also send their videos," he concluded.

(kpl/mhr)