Vagetoz Reminds Humans Not To Forget Gratitude Through Their Latest Religious Single

Kapanlagi.com - In this holy month of Ramadan, a number of musicians take turns introducing their religious singles. Vagetoz, who is known for consistently releasing Islamic-themed songs, is no exception.

This time, Vagetoz introduces a single titled Lupa Besyukur (Forget to Be Grateful), written by the vocalist, Teguh Permana. Vagetoz's latest song tells the story of humans who often forget to be grateful for the blessings they have received. This is also often experienced by Teguh himself.

"I am sure that this is not just my experience, but that of many other people as well. We have to admit that as humans, we often lack gratitude because we always look up. Whereas below us, there are many who are not as fortunate as we are," said Teguh in a press release received by KapanLagi.com.

1. Challenges Encountered During the Recording Process

Vagetoz releases religious single 'Lupa Bersyukur' / Photo Credit: Personal Documentation

For music arrangement, the Middle Eastern element is very prominent in this song. Although Vagetoz also included Middle Eastern elements in their previous religious singles, this single still has a noticeable difference.

All the differences can be heard from the tempo, arrangement, to the selection of notes. Because he wanted the best results, Teguh admitted that the vocal recording process was the main challenge.

"I'm not satisfied with the vocals. Need to redo it. This song is played in low chords, unlike other Vagetoz songs. Because I want other people to be able to sing it too," explained Teguh.

2. Positive Message in the Song 'Lupa Bersyukur'

Like other religious songs, the song Lupa Bersyukur also contains a positive message. Vagetoz wants to remind everyone about the importance of gratitude.

"Besides the song being accepted by the public, the most important thing is that the lyrics can reach and have a positive influence. Sometimes people are grateful when they receive a lot of wealth, but they don't realize that when we are still given good health, we rarely express gratitude. Whereas a long life is an extraordinary blessing," concluded Teguh.

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