What's up with The Changcuters and HANTU?

Kapanlagi.com - What comes to mind when you hear the word 'ghost'? Nervousness, shivers, or perhaps your mind wanders? Just so you know, that's exactly how all the members of The Changcuters felt on March 13, 2020. How could they not, Tria (vocals), Qibil (guitar), Alda (guitar), Dipa (bass guitar), and Erick (drums) invited all music enthusiasts in Indonesia to test their sensitivity to something supernatural in their latest single titled Hantu.

Long time no hear, The Changcuters are ready to haunt music enthusiasts in Indonesia again on Friday, March 13, 2020, with their latest work. It's very interesting considering that the song titled Hantu will be one of the main singles for their upcoming album titled LOYALIS. This sixth album by Tria, Qibil, and friends will also be the final session of The Changcuters' album trilogy after VISUALIS (2013) and BINAURALIS (2016).

As for the single Hantu itself, The Changcuters took an interesting perspective. The band, which has been around since 2004, apparently wants to tell a story about the process of human birth and existence in a social environment. In the perspective of the 'I Love You Bibeh hitsmaker', everything that is born may not necessarily be accepted directly in society. To reach that stage, of course, it must go through various processes such as rejection, dislike, being ignored, and disregarded because it can only be a shadow haunting other people's lives.

So through this single 'Hantu', The Changcuters want to invite you to listen to the screams of the soul of an individual who is not acknowledged for their existence. How does it feel to transform into a marginalized group without having to be pessimistic in living life? Have you ever been in a position like that, KLovers? The latest song from The Changcuters will really relate to you.

Moreover, in this song, The Changcuters still rely on the distinctive rock sound that has been maintained since the beginning. Various powerful instrument fills and naughty chatter also decorate every lyric. With The Changcuters' distinctive style, anxiety can still be responded to with laughter as a manifestation of the choice to enjoy life as a drama.

So, KLovers, never be afraid of ghosts or feeling haunted, okay. Embrace every fear that arises, play the role, and enjoy the latest song from The Changcuters titled Hantu on your favorite streaming platform with click here.

(kpl/zki)