Write an English Song, Putri Tompi Only Needs One Week

Kapanlagi.com - Who says children can't write songs? Well, the daughter of musician Tompi, Cut Malka Ayesha or better known as Ayesha, can write her own songs. Ayesha wrote an English song titled It Starts From Home and it has just been officially released.

"After making Ayesha's first song, she wanted to make an album but still needed more songs. So, I gave her the themes for the songs and Ayesha wrote the lyrics," said Ayesha at Rumah Lestari, M Bloc Space, South Jakarta, on Thursday (16/1/2020).

Not inferior to adults, Ayesha only needed one week to work on the song It Starts From Home.

"It took about a week," she said.

"Yes, it took almost a week because when she came with her brother, some parts of the grammar were changed. If I didn't understand it because it's in English, I let them handle it," said Tompi.

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Here, Tompi is directly involved in the making of the song It Starts From Home. For Tompi, it is not easy to teach a singer who is only 10 years old. Even though the one being taught is his own child, Tompi still gives quite firm directions.

"Yes, because I am a bit strict when teaching, so sometimes I get impatient, while at the same time I forget that this is my own child. Sometimes, because it's my own child, it feels like I can let him do whatever he wants, but the process actually teaches me that what we feel is better may not always be better," said Tompi.

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Even because Tompi has a strict and firm character, his child once cried when recording the first single titled I Wanna Dance in 2018.

"There were tears, but not during the recording. But there was during the recording of the first single, yes. Because he was not used to having a microphone in front of him. So when he sings without a microphone, he can go anywhere, but when there is a microphone, he goes far away. As the one pressing the record button, it can be frustrating sometimes, so sometimes emotions arise. Then he cries, and in the end, he didn't record and ran to his mother," Tompi concluded.

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