Together with Pay BIP, Opop Zeopalous Presents the Song 'Sanggupkah' by the Late Andy Liany

Kapanlagi.com - The vocalist of the band Zealous, Opop, covers the song titled Sanggupkah by the late Andy Liany. Together with BIP's guitarist, Pay Burman, and Rio Ricardo, the song Sanggupkah has been released in the form of a music video on the YouTube platform.

It should be noted that Sanggupkah is one of the songs on Andy Liany's first album, titled Misteri. Released in 1993, this song is also what made Andy Liany's name known as a rock singer in Indonesia in the 90s era.

The song Sanggupkah tells the story of someone's feelings of doubt about their partner's loyalty. This song has a strong slow rock nuance from the 90s era. In the latest version, the song has a more modern and fresh arrangement.

Pay's electric guitar blends well with Opop's acoustic guitar, and Rio Ricardo's piano. Although it has been composed with a more modern sound, it does not eliminate the 90s rock nuance from the song. Opop's vocal style is also strong and expressive, which is able to convey the emotion of the lyrics well.

1. Many Requests

Opop Zealous Brings 'Sanggupkah' Song (Credit: Special)

To the media, Pay gave the reason for releasing a new version of the song 'Sanggupkah'. The former Slank guitarist said that many people asked for a new version of the song.

“Many people asked for a recycled version of 'Sanggupkah',” said Pay.

Because of the many requests, Pay and Opop, who are currently working on a project together, finally brought back Andy Liany's song 'Sanggupkah'. Moreover, Pay mentioned that Opop has a suitable vocal style to perform the song.

2. Becoming a Bridge

“It can be said that this single is a bridge to Opop's album with Zealous later,” he said.

The song 'Sanggupkah' received a good response from Indonesian music lovers. Since it was uploaded two weeks ago, the new version music video of 'Sanggupkah' has been watched 167 thousand times with 7,400 likes. Although it sparked some controversy, the song still received positive responses from listeners.

“Of course, there are always pros and cons to the new version of the song. But I see that the majority of the response is quite positive,” said Pay.

(kpl/far/tdr)